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 — s3r.ch payment handoffs
s3r.ch picked up payment receipt and intent handoffs behind the lab feed, plus wallet-session attestations from our shared services. Still lab work — not a live storefront.
Most other shipping today stayed on private infrastructure.
Hypermesh soft opening is live at hyperme.sh. For kits, consulting, or licensing, use the fyberlabs.com contact form.
Lab notes — Hypermesh soft opening
Hypermesh is in soft opening at hyperme.sh. You can bring your own weights for a box hour (Your Model), or query a listed model (Full Model). Hosts can plug in a certified box and get paid in USDC when a reserved hour stays good.
Soft opening starts on NVIDIA AGX Orin. Jetson-class Super J4012 is next. Prices are listed and run a bit high while we tune capacity — provisional on purpose.
Kits, consulting, and licensing stay on the fyberlabs.com contact form. For rentals, go to hyperme.sh.
Lab notes — Brewnix for operators and site owners
The lab has a new Brewnix site for operators and site owners.
Brewnix is the host OS / local stack. AImmune and AIuditor are coming soon. The site lists recommended off-the-shelf hardware. It is not a live shop yet.
On s3r.ch, share and privacy language is clearer, and it is easier to connect outside accounts. What you hold stays private until you share it.
Hypermesh model and inference hardware rentals stay on hyperme.sh.
If you want kits, consulting, or licensing, use the contact form. For rentals, go to hyperme.sh.
Lab notes — Hypermesh, s3r.ch, and the public sites
This week the lab kept polishing the public faces of Fyber Labs and moved a few live products forward.
On fyberlabs.com we finished the shared instrument look: dark and paper modes, human and AI reading layouts, and a few layout fixes so status and products sit cleanly under one header. Status checks on the site are also less likely to hang on a cold start.
hyperme.sh stayed on the honest marketing path we locked earlier — clear offers for renters and hosts, live catalog wiring, and the same instrument chrome.
s3r.ch, our social-search lab site, grew a more usable feed: rooms you can actually talk in, presence when someone is there, better ways to find tagged work, and clearer controls for what stays private until you share it. The mesh is still early; meetings and heavier realtime still come later.
Behind the scenes we kept hardening Hypermesh — the model and inference hardware rental stack — so hosts and the control plane speak more carefully about leases and pauses. That work stays mostly off the public pages until the boxes are ready to take real rentals.
As usual we are not posting roadmaps for restricted or private programs here. If you want kits, consulting, or licensing, use the contact form. For rentals, go to hyperme.sh.
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 PatentsIssued
US 9,541,352
Personal Defense Accessory for a Mobile Communications Device
Issued 2016.
Google PatentsIssued
EP 3131619
Stimulating devices
Issued 2023 in specific European countries.
Google PatentsDid not issue
US20140236847A1
Synchronized Wearable Electronic Elements
Published application that did not grant.