About us
Time for real-time
We're building the infrastructure that makes distance disappear
Kyber
lowest latency
Real-time Control
average latency time with kyber 8MS
For every machine
Kyber exists because controlling machines in real time — actually moving things, operating things from a distance — is stuck in 2010.
A surgeon in Paris needs to guide a robot arm in rural Brittany. A warehouse operator in Chicago needs to take over a frozen forklift. A drone operator requires instant human override when the machine loses its AI lock.
In each case, the network becomes the enemy. At 200 milliseconds of delay, you're watching what happened. At 8 milliseconds, you're controlling what's happening. That's the gap between observation and control. Between safe operation and accident. We closed that gap.
From the team that built VLC
Kyber's founding team built VLC — the video player installed on billions of devices worldwide — and contributed to FFmpeg, the engine behind most video streaming on the internet. Twenty years of video infrastructure, open source development, and deep protocol expertise.
This work is an extension of our core competency into new domains.
Our investors
Backed by investors who understand infrastructure
Open
positions
We're a focused team solving a hard problem
Real-time machine control is one of the unsolved problems in computing. The companies that tried to solve it spent years and tens of millions building custom solutions they'll never share. We're building the version everyone else can use.
We're headquartered in Paris with a growing presence in San Francisco. We move fast, argue about protocols, and build things that work. If you want to work on infrastructure that will power the next generation of robots, drones, and autonomous systems — we're hiring.
Distance disappears here
Kyber synchronizes video, audio, control inputs, and telemetry to a single clock with single-digit millisecond latency. The same Kyber SDK powers surgical robots and remote desktops. Drone fleets and XR headsets. The technology works wherever distance should disappear.