
Sci-Hive is a collaborative platform designed to transform data points into branchable, informative journeys or organized networks of knowledge. Each data point can be tagged with an official ‘SCI’ marker when referenced from credible scientific sources, helping users recognize vetted material. With a rating and comment system, the public can engage, evaluate, and contribute to the relevance and quality of the information presented.
Mundus is an easily replicable symbol of global unity that carries the message: "We are in this together, so let’s build the future we deserve." Taking inspiration from Carl Sagan’s 'Pale Blue Dot,' the logo—a borderless, blue circle—reflects a vision of equality and cooperation. Rooted in the principles of the Circular Exchange System, it advocates for strategic access to resources, robust recycling in industrial processes, automation of repetitive tasks, education to reshape values, and the elimination of monetary dependency.
With the mission statement “Feasible plans withstand the burden of proof,” Terra Formus catalogs actionable solutions that address sustainability at every level. It evaluates the scale, cost, life cycles, resources, and waste associated with each solution, grouping them into comprehensive strategies to make change implementable. Through Terra Formus, users contribute solutions and build scalable strategies to “terra form” the world, one proven solution at a time.
The Blue Footer initiative calls for transparency in journalism by requesting that every news outlet include a blue URL link at the footer of each article, leading to the original source of information. This practice promotes source transparency, accelerates fact-checking, and ensures accountability in media, empowering readers to access authentic information. Journalists can participate by placing plain blue URL links at the end of their stories, while the public benefits from easier access to verified information.
TBC - The Delta Center is a civic hub designed to empower communities through access, education, and care. Each center hosts three pillars: a Library of Things for borrowing tools and everyday equipment; a FabLab equipped with 3D printers, laser cutters, and CNC machines supported by university volunteers; and a Holistic Health area connecting users to local wellness professionals and healthcare navigators. An accompanying app extends support into financial and legal well-being, using a fine-tuned LLM to guide users in budgeting, investing, legal action, and wealth-building strategies traditionally reserved for the elite. Delta Center redefines what it means to be resource-rich, regardless of income.
TBC - IRob is an open-source robotics initiative that empowers individuals to build their own intelligent machines. By offering free, customizable blueprints for humanoid robots like the Unitree G1, I-Rob removes barriers to advanced robotics, turning enthusiasts into engineers. With modular components and a collaborative community, it encourages experimentation, learning, and innovation at the intersection of hardware and software—robotics for the people, by the people.
TBC - This volunteer-based Think Tank hosts regular monthly gatherings to collaboratively explore ideas that serve the public good. Participants brainstorm systemic improvements, local interventions, and scalable solutions, building a culture of proactive citizenship. More than a forum for discussion, this initiative is a catalyst for action—where imagination meets implementation, and where ideas evolve into shared progress.
TBC - Edubox is a portable toolkit for hands-on environmental and technical education. Each box includes essentials like a PET plastic cutter, Raspberry Pi microcomputer, seeds, a heat gun, manual driller, and basic saws—tools that allow users to repair, build, grow, and prototype. Designed for classrooms, workshops, and DIY changemakers, Edubox helps people transform their surroundings, one project at a time.
Biodigester for Cooking and Gardening: The biodigester efficiently converts organic waste into two valuable outputs: methane gas for cooking and nutrient-rich humus for gardening. This dual-purpose system reduces waste while supporting both food production and energy needs.
Grid-Tied Solar Energy Installation: By connecting solar panels to the grid, this system generates renewable electricity, lowering energy costs and reducing the home’s carbon footprint, while potentially feeding surplus energy back to the community grid.