We are 784𝕸, a self-funded research lab based in Berlin.
We explore futures and collective coherence by designing experimental tools, symbolic systems, and multisensory experiences that help us reimagine what it means to belong — to each other, to time, to change.

Our work moves through science, story, and signal.
We build what doesn’t yet exist — not to predict the future, but to expand the ways we can feel it, speak it, shape it.

Right now, we’re developing a sonic-biometric system called Eusonic, a form of affective care that listens to the body and responds in sound. We’re also designing To Build a Machine, a long-form research project to construct a future scenario engine using dreams, collective memory, and recursive storytelling. And alongside that, A Neue Coherence, a VR-based experiment in measuring love, memory, and shared states of awareness through biometric data and poetic immersion.

Our methods draw from futures research and cultural science: scenario analysis, metaphor mapping, causal layering, topological shifts, signal detection, and other modes of orienting in uncertainty. But we remake these frameworks through emotional logic, narrative rhythm, and the body’s own language.

Our archive grows daily. We’re maintaining a library of research, writing a paper on dreams as epistemic resources, publishing journal entries from the lab’s inner rhythm, and releasing a series of public essays and visual experiments.

Between us, we carry backgrounds in music therapy, behavioral science, and experimental psychology. We’ve presented our work in academic and artistic spaces and continue to operate between disciplines, fields, and forms — not to synthesize them, but to let them echo.

A place for questions to become tools, and tools to become worlds.

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