Collaboration
Here we are sharing our asks and invitations to you. Without dreaming and experimenting with others, our work risks becoming irrelevant to collective well‑being. We are inviting you into shared experiments in planetariums, transformational spaces, and cosmological technology. If what follows resonates then Please Connect!
1. Build With Me — Re-Imagine The Wearable
I’m currently prototyping the first pilot technology: a new version of a astrolabe (star-taker).
The new version is part functioning instrument, part talismanic wearable — a technology that carries meaning as much as measurement. This is where I would love to have collaboration right now.
Please read more here. [Reach out →]
If you have skills in biogeometery, biofeedback, metalwork, crystals, instrument design, etc and this calls to you, I’d love to hear from you.
2. Co-Discovery At planetariums, Temples, Tech Museums
Planetariums, technology museums, and temples each already hold something StarGate Labs is exploring — the cosmos, our technologies, the sacred — but rarely seen as inter-connected.
A planetarium has astronomy, but misses the encounter with a living cosmos. A temple has the sacred, but rarely the rigor of naming what it’s technologically doing. A museum like the Franklin Institute has a brilliant catalogue — grouping technologies on a horizontal timeline, showing when something was made and how it evolved — but misses the vertical, multi-dimensional nature of reality. That shift changes the question entirely: not when a technology was made, but what level of reality it actually engages, or could engage.
I’m available as a visiting fellow or co-discovery partner — if you steward one of these spaces and this resonates, I’d love to explore what we might discover together. [Reach out →]
3. Building Tech with A different Aspiration
If you’re building a regenerative or well-being-focused technology — as a startup, a tech incubator, or a solo technologist — the cosmological frameworks StarGate Labs is discovering may offer a different starting point, and thus a different destination.
The Ask: a real project of yours, and a willingness to run it through this framework alongside us [Reach out →]. See the full method behind this on [Offerings →].
To understand the background of this work, explore the Research page. To see current workshops and experiences that can be adapted to your context, visit Offerings.