Humanity is falling behind its own creations. We have built machines that learn faster than people and infrastructure that grows beyond our ability to manage it. Modern computing systems use enormous amounts of energy and water, often more than the environments around them can sustain. These systems were designed to scale quickly, not to last. The limits of silicon-based computing are already visible. Power grids are under strain. Data centers are expanding at unsustainable rates. Water shortages are becoming a real constraint in many regions. As these pressures increase, the risk is not slowdown. The risk is failure. Threeum exists to address this problem. We build biologically-based intelligence and infrastructure systems that reduce energy use, lower resource demand, and operate more efficiently than current digital systems. Instead of relying only on silicon and traditional hardware, we use biology as part of the computational and infrastructural foundation. This allows intelligence and infrastructure to scale in ways that are more adaptive, efficient, and sustainable over time. We call this effort Project H.U.M.A.N. Project H.U.M.A.N. is not a single product or platform. It is a long-term systems approach for building intelligence, materials, and infrastructure that can grow without overwhelming the resources they depend on. Threeum is focused on what comes after silicon by designing systems that evolve alongside humanity rather than outpacing it. — The Threeum Team