Kyber for immersive experience
Motion, input, sound and visuals moving as one
full immersion starts here
Immersion breaks the moment latency appears. XR demands instant response. Kyber keeps that loop intact, even when rendering happens in the cloud.
capabilities
EXPERIENCE REALISM.
Kyber is the high-performance XR engine that eliminates the distance between cloud-rendering and local presence.
Kyber’s clock synchronization prevents temporal misalignment.
Unify the stream
Presence depends on temporal alignment. By locking every sensory input to a single-digit millisecond clock, Kyber removes the "uncanny valley" so virtual worlds feel physically solid.
Kyber’s motion-to-photon latency operates below the human perception threshold.
Bypass the log
Immersion demands instant feedback. Kyber delivers control-grade speed, ensuring your movements and the display stay perfectly in sync across Quest or Vision Pro.
Kyber enables secure, enterprise-grade cloud rendering through a single-port architecture.
Deploy at scale
Hardware should not limit vision. By offloading rendering to the cloud, Kyber allows for scalable Unreal or Unity deployments that remain reliable on any network.
fast. in sync.
easy to deploy.
Fast device loops
Head tracking, controllers, sensors, and peripherals stay tightly coupled to rendering, preserving responsiveness and control.
One shared clock
Audio, video, tracking, and input operate on a unified timeline, eliminating drift and perceptual desync.
Enterprise-ready
Simple networking, secure deployment and web delivery designed for real-world environments.
use cases
KEEP THE DELAY AWAY.
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Built by the
VLC team
20 years of video infrastructure. Billions of devices worldwide. The same people who solved video playback are now solving real-time machine control.
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