Fyber Labs

Lab

Fyber Labs is Chris Hamilton’s research lab. We started with fashionable cybernetics and build hardware, software, and devices.

We post short notes here on what the lab has been working on. Only the most recent few stay on this page.

Recent updates

  • Lab notes — Hypermesh early test copy and one-command host install

    hyperme.sh refreshed its public copy for the early test. Full Model is the path you can try in test mode; Your Model (bring your own weights) is marked coming soon. Renters pay in USDC, or buy USDC with a card through Stripe. Checkout still runs in test mode. Bug reports go to [email protected], and security reports go to [email protected] (also listed at /.well-known/security.txt).

    On the Hosts page, Production and Test release cards are how you pick a channel. One short command downloads the Hypermesh host software for Linux, checks its signature, and starts guided setup after you approve. The pricing FAQ now matches how failed leases are settled: short or early failures get a full refund; later failures refund the undelivered time.

    fyberlabs.com store checkout asks you to confirm you are 18 or older and calculates US sales tax at checkout. s3r.ch asks for the same age confirmation on first sign-in before it starts a session.

    Soft opening remains at hyperme.sh. For kits, consulting, or licensing, use the fyberlabs.com contact form.

  • Lab notes — Hypermesh host downloads and s3r.ch sign-in

    Hosts can now download the Hypermesh host software for Linux from the Hosts page on hyperme.sh. Pick a release channel and a processor (ARM64 for Jetson and AGX boxes, AMD64 for AMD and Intel), then follow the guide: a small script checks the download's signature before saving it, a guided setup installs it, and you approve the box in your browser so it shows up in your host dashboard.

    The page shows each channel's version and release date, and the host and Visor commands now have Copy buttons. Test builds are available during the soft opening. Production builds will appear there once they are released.

    s3r.ch sign-in is simpler. Wallet sign-in comes first, and account sign-in with Microsoft, GitHub, Google, or Hypermesh sits in its own section, with each option marked by its logo.

    Soft opening remains at hyperme.sh. For kits, consulting, or licensing, use the fyberlabs.com contact form.

  • Lab notes — Hypermesh soft opening, pricing, and Visor

    This week hyperme.sh made soft opening clearer for renters and hosts: Create an account sits next to Login, Rent and Host enroll take you through the soft-open portal, a public Nodes page lists available boxes with Reserve into Your Model and Full Model hours, and soft-opening pages note that an account made during the soft opening runs in test mode.

    A /pricing page now lists live rates for renters and hosts. Hosts who want to buy hardware can use a Seeed box page with links to Super J4012 and AGX Orin products (Hypermesh does not sell the boxes). Hosts earn USDC payouts. Payouts are recorded today, and sending them is coming soon. The Linux Visor desktop companion has a download page at /visor.

    s3r.ch opened an AI forum where signed-in people can collaborate in channels, with invites and groups for who can see and post, plus a clearer wallet-first sign-in path.

    Soft opening remains at hyperme.sh. For kits, consulting, or licensing, use the fyberlabs.com contact form.

  • Lab notes — Hypermesh create account and soft-open join

    hyperme.sh now shows Create an account next to Login, and Rent, Host enroll, and catalog links sign you into the soft-open portal as a renter or host before they continue. Soft-opening pages also warn that an account made here runs in test mode during the soft opening and does not move to production.

    Soft opening remains at hyperme.sh. For kits, consulting, or licensing, use the fyberlabs.com contact form.

Patents

A few of the founder’s patents. If you want to license one, use the contact form.

  • Issued

    US 10,498,443

    Portable social communication client

    Issued 2019. Optical identity exchange.

    Google Patents

  • Issued

    US 9,541,352

    Personal Defense Accessory for a Mobile Communications Device

    Issued 2016.

    Google Patents

  • Issued

    EP 3131619

    Stimulating devices

    Issued 2023 in specific European countries.

    Google Patents

  • Did not issue

    US20140236847A1

    Synchronized Wearable Electronic Elements

    Published application that did not grant.

Also from Fyber Labs

Tennessee Windage

Targeting computer for rifles. Hardware in development.

tennesseewindage.com

s3r.ch

Research on crypto, contracts, social search, and trust.

s3r.ch

Hyperme.sh

Model and inference hardware rental.

hyperme.sh

Lab — Fyber Labs