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Live Streaming Platform with Real-Time Interaction & Monetization Streaming Architecture: Designed and implemented a low-latency streaming pipeline using WebRTC with a Selective Forwarding Unit (mediasoup) to efficiently distribute a single ingest stream to hundreds of concurrent viewers without overloading the broadcaster's device. Public-to-Private Session Switching: Engineered seamless transitions between public broadcasts and private 1-on-1 paid video sessions. The signaling server dynamically manages rooms via Socket.IO (http://Socket.IO), renegotiating peer connections without visible reconnection delays. Built a per-minute billing system using WebSocket-synchronized timers. Server-side balance validation runs at optimized intervals to minimize API load while maintaining billing accuracy across 100+ simultaneous rooms.
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🚀 AI-Driven Sports Analytics Platform (Web & Mobile) Cromp IT Solution has officially initiated development of a next-generation AI-Driven Game Analysis Platformcovering major professional leagues: 🏒 National Hockey League (NHL) 🏀 National Basketball Association (NBA) ⚾ Major League Baseball (MLB) This project is being built as a full-scale ecosyste. 🧠 Core AI Capabilities Machine Learning–based outcome prediction Player performance forecasting Injury risk pattern detection Momentum and trend analysis Advanced statistical modeling Custom algorithmic scoring systems AI/ML models for predictive analytics Cloud infrastructure for scalability Secure API integrations for live sports data #AIDevelopment #SportsAnalytics #MachineLearning #WebAndMobile #NHL #NBA #MLB #AIInnovation #CrompITSolution
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City council decisions get formally voted on, and the Municipality of Bitola wanted that process to move online without losing the trust that comes with a public, verifiable vote. This is a government system used to make binding civic decisions, so the bar for "good enough" sits much higher than for a typical business application. Councillors sign in with individually assigned access, cast their vote on whichever agenda item is on the floor, and see the result tallied and recorded so it can be reviewed and verified afterward - no one, including whoever built the system, can quietly alter a result after the fact. What I did - Built the application from the ground up. - Hardened the server it runs on and tightly scoped who can do what inside it (role-based access control). - Designed the underlying data so every vote leaves a clear, auditable trail - the most important engineering here is the part nobody ever sees.
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