For years, we have imagined the future as a place we would eventually reach.
I believe MyZubster should work in the opposite direction: bring pieces of that future into the present, one working system at a time.
The future of MyZubster won't begin with a giant virtual world suddenly going online.
It will begin with connections.
A sensor produces an environmental measurement.
An AI system helps interpret it.
A person verifies the evidence.
A community transforms that information into action.
A digital environment makes the result understandable.
Open-source developers improve the technology.
Another community takes the same protocol and reproduces it somewhere else.
That is where the future begins.
🌍 From a platform to an ecosystem
MyZubster is being developed around a simple idea:
the physical world and the digital world should no longer exist as separate systems.
Imagine cities where environmental observations can become verifiable digital evidence.
Imagine urban gardens connected to IoT sensors.
Imagine AI agents helping communities understand complex datasets.
Imagine digital twins that represent real environments.
Imagine WebXR spaces where information collected in the physical world can be explored immersively.
And imagine being able to build all of this through open-source infrastructure rather than depending on a single closed platform.
That is the direction of MyZubster.
🤖 AI won't just answer questions
Today we mostly interact with AI through conversations.
Tomorrow, AI will increasingly become an interface between people and infrastructure.
Inside MyZubster, this is the direction we're exploring with Zorgax.
The goal isn't to create an AI that replaces people.
It's to build systems where AI can help organize information, automate bounded processes, detect anomalies and prepare evidence — while important decisions remain subject to human verification.
The future needs intelligent automation.
But it also needs accountability.
🌱 LIFE 2027: taking the idea into the real world
This is why MyZubster LIFE 2027 matters.
The next stage isn't simply about adding more software.
It's about testing whether the architecture can interact with real environmental challenges.
Water.
Urban ecosystems.
IoT.
Scientific validation.
Data provenance.
Communities.
Institutions.
The objective is to move from:
idea → prototype → evidence → pilot → replication.
LIFE 2027 is currently a direction and pre-candidature effort, not a claim of EU funding or institutional endorsement.
That distinction matters because the future has to be demonstrated, not announced.
🔗 MyZubster doesn't need to build everything
One of the biggest mistakes in technology is believing that the future must belong to one ecosystem.
I don't think it will.
That's why MyZubster is also experimenting with contributing to existing open-source projects and studying interoperability with other communities.
The philosophy is:
Study → Fork → Understand → Build → Test → Contribute → Interoperate
If another community has already solved part of the problem, we don't need to recreate the entire world.
We can learn.
We can contribute.
We can connect.
🚀 And then something important happens
Suppose one MyZubster environmental pilot works.
Then another city reproduces it.
Then an independent developer improves one component.
Another community connects a different sensor.
Someone builds a new visualization.
Researchers validate another dataset.
An immersive environment consumes the same open information.
Suddenly MyZubster is no longer simply a project built by one developer.
It becomes a protocol that other people can extend.
That's the transition I'm working toward.
Not:
MyZubster owns the future.
But:
MyZubster helps people build pieces of it.
The future doesn't start in 2030
It starts when the first real system works.
When the first independent contributor improves it.
When the first external project accepts a contribution.
When the first real-world pilot produces reproducible evidence.
When another community can reproduce what we built without needing our permission.
Then another.
Then another.
Until the boundary between Internet, AI, physical infrastructure and immersive digital environments becomes increasingly invisible.
That is the future I want MyZubster to explore.
And we're not waiting for that future to arrive.
We're building the first pieces now.
MyZubster · LIFE 2027
Build → Verify → Connect → Replicate → Evolve.
