Kyber Labs

Kyber Labs

NYC startup building ultra-low-cost AI-ready dexterous robot hands using novel artificial muscle fiber actuator technology.

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Company Overview

Kyber Labs, founded in 2022 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, develops next-generation robotic manipulation hardware using novel artificial muscle fiber actuators — flexible tubes of wire coils and magnet-filled sliders — enabling mechanically compliant, highly dexterous robot hands. The flagship product is a five-finger robot hand with approximately 20 degrees of freedom and high backdrivability, priced in the hundreds of dollars rather than thousands, designed for embodied AI training and assembly automation. Kyber Labs also offers a bimanual robotic manipulation platform with a software stack converting high-level commands into physical actions.

Founded by SpaceX and Tarform alumni, the company is backed by Endless Frontier Labs, Cortical Ventures, Earthrise Ventures, and Elliptic Ventures. Target applications include component assembly, lab automation, and manufacturing in unstructured environments.

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Kyber Dexterous Robot Hand
  • Launch Year: 2024

Five-finger 20-DoF backdrivable robot hand using artificial muscle fiber actuators, priced in hundreds of dollars for AI training.

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WEBSITE

https://kyberlabs.ai/

EMAIL

[email protected]

HEADQUARTERS

19 Morris Ave
Building 128, Newlab - Kyber Labs, Studio 204
Brooklyn , New York  11205

United States

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2022

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North America

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From Nuts to Needles: Kyber Labs Debuts Autonomous Wet Lab Assistant

From Nuts to Needles: Kyber Labs Debuts Autonomous Wet Lab Assistant

Kyber Labs has recently unveiled a robotic hand capable of executing intricate tasks in wet lab environments, marking a significant advancement in laboratory automation. This demonstration follows the company's viral "nut-spinning" video, which highlighted the potential of their technology. The introduction of this robotic hand signifies a transition towards deterministic, "primitive-based" artificial intelligence, aimed at enhancing efficiency and precision in high-stakes laboratory settings. The development reflects a growing trend in the industry to leverage advanced robotics for complex scientific processes, ultimately aiming to streamline operations and improve outcomes in research and experimentation.

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Kyber Labs Founders Crash the "Over the Horizon" Podcast for a Technical Deep Dive

Kyber Labs Founders Crash the "Over the Horizon" Podcast for a Technical Deep Dive

The founders of Kyber Labs, Scott Walter and Gustav Andersson, recently made a surprise appearance on Royden D’Souza’s podcast, where they engaged in an in-depth discussion about their innovative approaches to tendon actuation and heat management. The podcast, which gained significant attention following the viral reveal of Kyber Labs' latest technologies, provided a platform for the founders to elaborate on their unique "anti-humanoid" strategy. This strategy aims to differentiate their products in a competitive market by focusing on functionality and efficiency rather than mimicking human form. The conversation highlighted the challenges and breakthroughs in their research and development process, offering insights into the future of robotics and artificial intelligence.

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Kyber Labs Emerges with a High-Speed, "Backdrivable" Robotic Hand

Kyber Labs Emerges with a High-Speed, "Backdrivable" Robotic Hand

A Brooklyn-based startup, established by former employees of SpaceX and Tarform, has unveiled an innovative robotic hand designed for both precision and efficiency. This cutting-edge technology is capable of quickly turning nuts while also exhibiting a delicate touch, all without the need for costly sensors. The startup aims to revolutionize automation in various industries by providing a cost-effective solution that combines speed and finesse. The announcement comes as the demand for advanced robotics continues to grow, highlighting the potential for this new device to enhance productivity and performance in manufacturing and assembly processes.

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