How it works
No extending cables, no moving hardware around.
Share the device
Connect the USB device to any machine on your network and mark it as shared.
Connect from anywhere
On another computer, pick the shared device from a list and connect to it.
Use it normally
Your applications and drivers treat it as a locally attached USB device.
What people use virtual USB for
Anything that needs a physical USB connection but doesn't have to stay next to the computer using it.
Licence dongles
Keep the hardware key in one safe place and let software on other machines reach it.
Printers and scanners
Use USB-only devices from any desk without buying a print server.
Test devices
Attach phones, boards and prototypes to a lab machine and work with them remotely.
Storage and media
Reach drives, card readers and capture devices that are plugged in elsewhere.
Virtual machines
Pass a real device through to a VM or remote desktop that has no direct USB access.
Remote working
Use the hardware in your office from home without carrying it with you.