CyberNord began with doctoral research into forming Braille through 3D modelling. Work on distributed systems and telecommunications exposed a different problem: when an event fails, the evidence needed to recover it is often already gone. Braillium and Relay grew from those two practical lines of work.
We measure progress through research output, active engineering tracks and platform maturity rather than vanity optics.
CyberNord traces its origin to 2021, when founder Nikita Tarasov began doctoral research at Lviv Polytechnic National University.
His dissertation, “Information Technology for Braille Formation Using 3D Modelling,” explored how digital design, geometric validation and additive manufacturing could make tactile and Braille materials more repeatable, accessible and manufacturable.
The research revealed a broader problem: critical engineering workflows often rely on fragmented tools, manual validation and incomplete operational evidence. CyberNord was created to translate those findings into dependable software products.
Doctoral research at Lviv Polytechnic National University on digital methods for Braille formation, tactile geometry and additive manufacturing workflows.
View dissertation page →Nikita Tarasov begins doctoral research focused on information technology for forming Braille through 3D modelling.
The research expands into practical software prototypes, validation methods, publications and additive manufacturing workflows.
A long-time friend and engineering collaborator joins as the initiative moves from research prototypes toward a broader product platform.
Braillium translates accessibility research into manufacturing software while Relay applies distributed-systems engineering to event recovery.
CyberNord prepares controlled pilots, international research collaboration and a global-first operating model.
We build software that records what happened, makes constraints visible and gives people a deliberate next step.
Applications, shared platform services and core infrastructure aligned into one operating model.
Professional profiles make the team legible to research partners, customers and future investors.


Many important workflows still depend on disconnected tools, manual verification and incomplete operational context. CyberNord exists to make those workflows more reliable, inspectable and easier to recover.
CyberNord has engineering roots in Lviv, Ukraine. The company works through distributed collaboration and research partnerships, with products for software teams and accessibility-manufacturing workflows that cross organisational boundaries.
CyberNord turns papers, experiments and datasets into operational products rather than isolating research from delivery.
How research milestones translate into product capabilities.
Intended direction, framed as product validation and platform maturity rather than unsupported promises.
Structured governance: research validation, security review cycles, architectural compliance, and measurable risk controls.
The rules that hold across Relay, Braillium and the shared CyberNord platform, regardless of which workflow a team is using.
Open for partnerships across research and industry collaborations.
If you like systems that don’t blink under pressure — welcome.