About

About Muybridge AS When we set out to build Muybridge, we asked a simple question: What if gravity didn’t matter? Traditional cameras are bound by mass. They’re heavy. They obstruct views. They require crews, rigs, and physics to cooperate. But what if we could remove all of that? What if we could create a camera with no moving parts- one that exists purely as perspective? That’s what we’ve built: a weightless camera powered by real-time software. No robotic arms. No drones. Just pure point of view. Muybridge's software-defined camera array redefines broadcasting — replacing mechanical complexity with computer-vision intelligence to deliver broadcast-quality, zero-latency immersive angles that were previously impossible. Powered by a modern GPU-driven computing platform, the camera arrays can scale to thousands of meters — enabling limitless fly-arounds, unrestricted lateral movements, and fluid perspectives unconstrained by physics or mechanics. For lbroadcasters, and rights holders, it's not just a new camera system — it's a new storytelling paradigm that fundamentally redefines how viewers and fans experience broadcast. Muybridge's software-defined camera array redefines broadcasting — replacing mechanical complexity with computer-vision intelligence to deliver broadcast-quality, zero-latency immersive angles that were previously impossible. Powered by a modern GPU-driven computing platform, the camera arrays can scale to thousands of meters — enabling limitless fly-arounds, unrestricted lateral movements, and fluid perspectives unconstrained by physics or mechanics. For lbroadcasters, and rights holders, it's not just a new camera system — it's a new storytelling paradigm that fundamentally redefines how viewers and fans experience broadcast.