vxyt
VXYT is a data encoding and transport protocol proposed for efficient real-time streaming and analytics across heterogeneous networks. The design emphasizes low latency, scalable compression, and resilience to packet loss. In practice, vxyt combines adaptive rate control with a multi-layer encoding scheme that can switch between loss-resilient and lossless modes depending on network conditions. The protocol operates in layers: a framing layer that segments streams into variable-sized packets, a compression layer that uses context-aware models to reduce redundancy, and a transport layer that implements congestion control similar to TCP-friendly algorithms.
VXYT has appeared in theoretical proposals and early open-source prototypes, with benchmarks showing improvements in end-to-end