Become a sponsor to USBridge
We are developing USBridge — a comprehensive ecosystem for remote access, out-of-band management, and infrastructure control.
While our foundations were built on advanced IP-KVM hardware (with USBridge-KVM 2.0 currently in active development), our vision spans far beyond hardware alone. We are building a unified, multi-protocol remote access platform designed for engineers, IT professionals, enterprise teams, and homelabbers.
What We Focus On:
- Remote Access Ecosystem: Seamless, low-latency control solutions that go far beyond traditional KVM, providing absolute control over remote infrastructure from anywhere.
- Multi-Protocol Architecture: Native integration across diverse streaming, control, and secure tunneling technologies (including low-latency Sunshine/Moonlight streaming, Punktfunk, Vibepollo, Tailscale P2P, full USB passthrough for gamepads/Wacom/MIDI, and more).
- Software & Hardware Synergy: A powerful union of client software tools, dedicated firmware (supporting NanoKVM, Radxa IP-KVM, and custom hardware), and custom-engineered devices.
Why Sponsor Us?
Our goal is to centralize and simplify remote device management into a single, cohesive suite of open and flexible solutions.
By sponsoring our team, you directly support:
- Faster feature releases and firmware updates.
- Expansion of our multi-protocol integration roadmap.
- Ongoing research and development of new hardware standards.
- Long-term maintenance, bug fixes, and community support.
Thank you for backing our vision and helping us build the future of remote engineering!
Meet the team
Featured work
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USBridge-Technologies/USBridge-Remote
Low-latency remote desktop and KVM-over-IP: Sunshine/Moonlight game streaming, USB passthrough (gamepads, Wacom, MIDI), NanoKVM & Radxa IP-KVM firmware, Tailscale P2P. Windows, macOS, Linux, Androi…
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USBridge-Technologies/USBridge-KVM-2.0
IP-KVM firmware for Sipeed NanoKVM, Radxa Zero 3W/3E and Radxa Cubie A7Z, plus the turnkey USBridge KVM 2.0: Moonlight low-latency streaming, BIOS over SSH with OCR, virtual ISO media, Btrfs snapsh…
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