Making research accessible and fun by letting the researchers and others connect in spatial spaces.
DeSci Researchers by Mental Health Engineering is a decentralised environment designed on Unity 6 to bridge the gap between scientific researchers and the public. By leveraging blockchain technologies such as Polygon, Curvegrid, and Self Protocol, the platform enables researchers to mint their work as NFTs, providing transparent and immediate access to their findings. This approach addresses traditional challenges in research dissemination, including prolonged publication delays, data silos, and limited collaboration opportunities.
*Note: another Github Repo of The Spatial Environment can't be added there but it's here: https://github.com/clionachee/DeSciResearchers_MHE_POL
Our project, DeSci Researchers by Mental Health Engineering, is a decentralised spatial environment designed to bridge the gap between scientific researchers and the public. By leveraging advanced blockchain technologies, we aim to provide immediate access to research updates, facilitate collaborations, and ensure transparent tracking of research activities.
Technologies Used and Integration:
Frontend Development with Unity 6:
Backend Development with Curvegrid and Polygon:
Integration with Curvegrid's MultiBaas:
Identity Verification with Self Protocol:
Notable Implementations
AI-Driven Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): By integrating AI capabilities through Curvegrid, users can interact with and refer to SOPs using simple AI queries, streamlining processes and enhancing user experience. On the side of MCP of Polygon connecting to Omi AI, the SOP and the characteristics of researchers and the other people could also be recorded to pull similar people together without the ranking systems that weren't efficient.
Transparent Support via Utility NFTs: Transitioned from traditional funding models to an NFT-based system where each NFT represents a research project or asset. This approach ensures transparent tracking of funds and provides contributors with tangible assets that grant access to various utilities, such as one-on-one sessions with researchers or collaborative opportunities.