Collaborate on Deep Tech Research.

We partner with enterprises, protocols, and ambitious teams to solve the hardest problems in cryptography, distributed systems, and AI.

A collaboration with Namo Labs is a genuine research relationship — we bring the same research-first rigor and security-by-design approach to a joint project that we bring to our own work. If you're pushing on a hard technical problem and our research areas overlap with it, we should talk.

Propose a Project

Who we collaborate with

What we bring to a collaboration

Genuine research depth

We work across post-quantum cryptography, blockchain, AI, quantum technologies, and cloud — and we're direct when a problem doesn't need the technology you came in asking about.

Security by design

Every collaboration is built with the security posture a system will need years from now, not just at launch — the same discipline we apply to our own research.

A real partnership

We work as a research partner, not a vendor that hands over a deliverable and disappears. Our six-phase process stays involved through long-term support.

The Engagement Model

1

Propose

Submit your research brief with objectives, constraints, and expected deliverables.

  • Define core research objectives
  • Identify technical constraints
  • Establish success criteria
2

Scope

We refine the scope, agree on a project bounty price, and set milestone checkpoints.

  • Refine technical requirements
  • Set milestone checkpoints
  • Agree on fixed project bounty
3

Research

Our researchers work on the problem. Regular updates and milestone reviews.

  • Dedicated expert researchers
  • Continuous progress syncs
  • Iterative milestone reviews
4

Deliver

Final report, prototype, or protocol specification — as agreed. IP terms flexible.

  • Comprehensive final report
  • Production-ready prototypes
  • Flexible IP arrangements

Project-bounty pricing. Engagements are priced per project scope — not hourly. You know the cost before work begins. Deliverables vary: written reports, code prototypes, protocol specifications, or formal security analyses.