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We build hardware, software, and experiments that explore how technology can extend human minds, bodies, senses, and relationships. Here are projects from our residencies and community since 2022.

A person in a white T-shirt, with two electrode pads stuck to their arm, leans over a wooden table to adjust a grey box of electronics and wires. A second person sits at the table's edge with wires attached to their forearm. White curtains hang behind them.

2025

Presented at the residency showcase of the Human Augmentation Summit, MIT Media Lab, on August 23, 2025. Covers are frames from the talk recordings, cropped and color-corrected.

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More from the archive

These projects are named in our records but have too little documented for a page of their own: works shown inside a larger project, showcase slots without a recording, residency projects listed on their builders’ profiles, and projects from the 2022–2023 Recap. Each opens a short summary of what we know.

  • 2025AugTwinsA human digital twinMateo, Anushhka, Lars
  • 2025SatieLangA programming language for generative and spatial audioMateo, Anushhka, Lars
  • 2025Future HumansA speculative look at humans after thousands of years of technology-shaped evolutionMateo, Anushhka, Lars
  • 2025Input Mechanisms for Autonomous Cars
  • 2025AI-Driven Matchmaking
  • DaxAI SymbiontVie McCoy & Cassandra Melax
  • GaudiAn art projectTiberiu-Aurelian Toca
  • Biosensing wearables that improve cognitive healthYasmeen Hmaidan
  • Reconstructing images from human brain dataWith the MIT Media LabEllery Buntel
  • J[AR]VIS
  • Wormholes