real-time communications

Real-time communications refer to the instant exchange of information between people or devices, where messages are sent and received immediately, with minimal delay. Examples include phone calls, video chats, instant messaging, and VoIP services. This allows participants to interact as if they were in the same room, enabling quick responses and dynamic conversations. Such systems rely on fast internet connections and advanced technology to ensure that communication happens seamlessly and without noticeable lag. Overall, real-time communication makes remote interactions more natural, efficient, and immediate.