Stella Nova Heritage Technology Program
One program.
Many heritage sites.
A shared learning architecture.
A multi-site research, education, and deployment framework for evidence-based digital heritage experiences powered by HeritageView technology.
Project portfolio
Heritage sites and active pilots
Chichén Itzá is the reference implementation for a reusable system designed to support many future sites without flattening local evidence or authority.
Reference implementation · Site 001
MX · Pilot Development
Chichén Itzá HeritageView Project
We are building the digital foundation for a next-generation heritage experience at Chichén Itzá—combining rigorous research, high-fidelity site models, character and spatial systems, operational frameworks, and sustainable revenue-share models that support conservation, education, and community benefit.
Next configured project
Onboard Site 002
Create a new archaeological landscape, museum, historic district, sacred landscape, or distributed-route project from the shared Stella Nova framework.
- Reusable governance and evidence workflows
- Site-specific cultural and authority controls
- HeritageView capability and deployment profile
Shared architecture
One program. Distinct local implementations.
Global standards support repeatable work, while every site retains its own evidence, governance, language, cultural protocols, and operating model.
Research superstructure
Evidence, methods, modeling, character development, interpretation, and publication remain visible and reviewable.
Experiential education
Students contribute to real research, fieldwork, design, business systems, validation, and dissemination.
Deployment engineering
HeritageView supplies the hardware and runtime while Stella Nova develops and validates site-specific content systems.
Cross-site learning
Validated patterns can transfer with provenance, local adaptation, and renewed field validation preserved.
Reference implementation