VNTRO.NET Labs
A forward research division exploring the boundaries of human–technology interaction. We share outcomes once they’re safe, validated, and responsible to publish.
Multi-platform AR glasses integration research. Micro‑OLED spatial HUD experiments for glanceable cognition support. WebXR-compatible interfaces for various hardware platforms.
Low‑power radio protocols for distributed networks. Device signaling for ambient awareness and privacy-preserving presence. Inspired by amateur radio networks like EchoLink.
Contextual AI overlays with on-device processing (NPUs). Accessible spatial interfaces for task guidance and environmental annotations. Privacy-first design.
Multi-platform AR glasses research and compatibility testing. Working with various OS platforms and hardware ecosystems to ensure VNTRO works across devices.
We follow research from various institutions, universities, and open-source communities. Our work spans AR/VR accessibility, privacy-preserving protocols, and human-centered spatial computing.
We're fascinated by research from institutions like MIT Media Lab, university programs exploring immersive education, and various AR/VR research initiatives. We prioritize open standards, accessibility, and privacy in all research efforts.
Some efforts are sensitive. We prioritize privacy, safety, and rigorous review. If you are invited to a private evaluation, you will receive clear guidelines and agreements. No unpublished details are shared without explicit consent.
We're committed to ethical research, accessibility, and inclusive design. All research respects user privacy and follows responsible disclosure practices.
We work with universities, open-source communities, and hardware partners.
Researchers, accessibility advocates, hardware partners, and builders—tell us how you’d like to collaborate.