The Kyber Control System is a radio control (RC) system designed to add functionality to RC transmitters, particularly for robotics projects like droids. Matt Hobbs and Stefan Balu developed the system. It enhances standard 2.4 RC transmitters by adding 15 or more buttons, using only one proportional channel via SBUS compatible receivers. This requires a minor modification to the transmitter. The system is designed to activate sounds and motions, control servo controllers, and even play motion and sound simultaneously with a single button press.
Key features include the ability to add up to 30 button functions with an additional two-position switch. It accepts a wide voltage range (5 to 36 volts) and has reverse polarity protection. The system incorporates a sound card that accepts up to a 32GB micro SD card and offers over-the-air software upgrades and channel assignments. A web interface accessible via phone, tablet, or computer allows users to tie sounds and motions to buttons without needing programming skills. The system also features a "stop all" function to immediately halt any sound or motion. The Kyber Control System communicates through RC, but Wi-Fi capability allows programming via a web interface. While specific pricing and current availability details aren't available in the search results, the system can be found through the provided Facebook group.
