A half-day hands-on workshop for founders who want to make their project easy to see, easy to remember and easy to tell others about.
Workshop Labs
Workshop Labs is an AI research company with a mission to make people irreplaceable.
Lab Day at Local First Conf 2026
Workshop Labs is Joining Thinking Machines
We founded Workshop Labs to make people irreplaceable. Today, we're excited to announce that Workshop Labs is joining Thinking Machines to advance that mission.
A Research Lab for Open Source ✸ Software Stewardship Lab
Today, we're launching a world-class research lab dedicated to Open Source sustainability with a team of some of the most experienced people in the world.
Protocol Labs
Protocol Labs is an innovation network driving breakthroughs in computing to push humanity forward.
Minimum Viable Demos
An evening showcase of ambitious projects exploring technology, art, and science.
Welcome to the Relational Design Lab | LX Cast | 19 comments
Today I am VERY excited to share with all of you about my new home, Relational Design Lab! This R&D studio brings together a number of projects and will, I hope, grow to encompass many more. I imagine this lab as a gathering place for curious people who want to think about systems, and not in the typical mechanistic way they are described and implemented in technology. Instead, we'll feel into living systems, fractal ways of being, where the how is as important as the what. Over time, I hope the Lab will be a home or a waypoint for designers, researchers, community organizations, artists, storytellers, and technologists to explore togetherness together. Our 'theory of change' focuses on paradigm shift. Big change takes practice and possibility. Paradoxically, paradigm shift is a result of many small changes and repetitions in our behaviour and belief systems. We embrace emergence, mutual support, collective practice, and storytelling. One thing feels pretty clear, we need technology that is designed in solidarity with mutual care, does not depend on the whims of big corporations or its surveillance, and is joyful to use. To live in this reality, we also need to consider how business, funding, governance, scale, and context affect our work. We need embodied ways of knowing and sharing knowledge alongside our technical reasoning. And we need to face the reality of the consequences of our actions and those of our ancestors. This is not a project that aims to solve all the world's problems, but instead, to nurture the capacity for doing things together. We support and practice responding with curiosity and care, not with answers or attachment to ideals that no longer make sense amid collapsing systems. We are not "hiring" for this project now but there are many ways to get involved and would welcome opportunities to collaborate. Some of the projects we're holding include Folk Tech, Spacious, SEED Founding, and Relational Source License. We're also developing a very cool workshop process to help other organizations explore relational design through a community-driven futurism process. As ecosystem supporters, we are developing relationships with many aligned groups and projects as well. There will be more communications coming! If this all sounds like something you would like to support, contribute to, keep track of, or develop relationship with, for now you can subscribe to our calendar here https://lnkd.in/gPRFW7zC and message me directly! | 19 comments on LinkedIn
Lego Brick Commons & Spontaneous Collaboration - Wesley's notes
A funner way to talk about nerdy stuff like Semble and modular science
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The Design Gym's favorite discovery tools from 10+ years of helping organizations design and deliver better customer and employee experiences
Local-First Conf Recap
We had a lovely time at this year’s Local-First Conference in Berlin. In addition to two days of talks from leading figures in the local-first movement, we hosted a special “Lab Day” to share some of our recent work, the motivations behind our work, and our playful culture.
Paul In The Lab
Electronics Projects For Hobbyists Makers And Hackers With Stripboard Layouts
Common Fabric
A social computing lab. We are building a medium for software that revolves around people, not apps.
Resonant Computing Lab
A movement is quietly gaining momentum. For some time, the Resonant Computing Manifesto circulated among a small circle of technologists and thinkers. Within days of going public, more than 1,200 signatories—including Alan Kay, Peter Wang, Tim O'Reilly, Kevin Kelly and Esther Dyson—joined the call for software that serves human agency.