AlterMundi

Open WiFi routers and software that let communities build and manage their own local networks. They make reliable connectivity possible in rural and underserved places with technology people can understand and adapt.

Tools that help family farmers monitor and control poultry incubators from a phone. Open hardware and software track temperature and humidity, automate care, and can be repaired or adapted locally.

Cameras and computer vision watch rural landscapes for possible smoke or fire and send an early alert. This helps communities and response teams check sooner, when every minute matters.

A research toolkit that finds and compares patterns in sound, body signals, and other data that changes over time. It helps test whether AI can recognize the same underlying relationship across different kinds of signals.

An open platform that creates continuous, slowly changing fields of sound for listening, research, and well-being practices. It lets people explore how resonance and interference are perceived in bodies and spaces.

A way for an AI agent to keep a stable identity and verifiable history while working through places such as a Minecraft character, a device, or a terminal. Each body keeps its own experience and can synchronize without erasing differences.