He Made Your Free Video Player Run Smoothly. Now He’s Doing That For Robots.

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He Made Your Free Video Player Run Smoothly. Now He’s Doing That For Robots.
VLC Creator’s New Robot Startup Raises Millions to Power the Future of Physical AI If you've ever watched a movie on your computer, there's a good chance you've used VLC Media Player. The free software with the famous orange traffic-cone icon has been downloaded billions of times around the world. Now, the man behind VLC believes the next technological revolution won't happen on our screens—it will happen in the real world through robots. His new startup, Kyber, has just secured millions in funding to build the digital infrastructure that could power the future of physical AI. From Free Video Software to the Future of Robotics Jean-Baptiste Kempf is no stranger to building widely used technology. As the lead developer behind VLC Media Player, he helped create one of the world's most successful open-source applications. The software became popular because it was simple, free, and capable of playing almost any media format without complications. Now, Kempf is turning his…