Abstract: Introduced here are session management platforms able to facilitate multimedia sessions that involve host(s) and user(s). A session management platform may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and a participating user. The users may be added into positions in a priority queue, where the priority queue may represent an order of users to be used to select a given user for participation in the multimedia session. Upon termination of a session between the host(s) and a first participating user, the priority queue may be updated to remove the first participating user from the queue and a second participating user is selected. The multimedia session may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and the second participating user based on the second participating user being selected.

Abstract: Introduced here are session management platforms able to facilitate multimedia sessions that involve host(s) and user(s). A session management platform may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and a participating user. The users may be added into positions in a priority queue, where the priority queue may represent an order of users to be used to select a given user for participation in the multimedia session. Upon termination of a session between the host(s) and a first participating user, the priority queue may be updated to remove the first participating user from the queue and a second participating user is selected. The multimedia session may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and the second participating user based on the second participating user being selected.

Abstract: Introduced here are session management platforms able to facilitate multimedia sessions that involve host(s) and user(s). A session management platform may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and a participating user. The users may be added into positions in a priority queue, where the priority queue may represent an order of users to be used to select a given user for participation in the multimedia session. Upon termination of a session between the host(s) and a first participating user, the priority queue may be updated to remove the first participating user from the queue and a second participating user is selected. The multimedia session may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and the second participating user based on the second participating user being selected.

Abstract: Introduced here are session management platforms able to facilitate multimedia sessions that involve host(s) and user(s). A session management platform may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and a participating user. The users may be added into positions in a priority queue, where the priority queue may represent an order of users to be used to select a given user for participation in the multimedia session. Upon termination of a session between the host(s) and a first participating user, the priority queue may be updated to remove the first participating user from the queue and a second participating user is selected. The multimedia session may enable multimedia communication between the host(s) and the second participating user based on the second participating user being selected.

Abstract: Introduced here are platforms for creating virtual trade fairs that can be experienced by exhibitors and attendees via network-accessible interfaces accessible on a computing device (e.g., a mobile phone, tablet computer, or desktop computer). More specifically, a software program (e.g., a mobile application) executing on the computing device can display an interface that depicts the virtual show floor of a virtual trade fair. In some embodiments, an artificial intelligence (AI) operation is performed that identifies a specified series of virtual booths. The software program can then systematically guide a viewer through the specified series of virtual booths. Thus, the viewer can visit different virtual booths at the virtual trade fair without providing any user input (i.e., without directing the software program which virtual booths to visit).