Biocentric technology represents a transformative approach to innovation that aligns scientific advancement with the principles of life, ecology, and ethical coexistence. Rooted in the understanding that all forms of life hold intrinsic value, it seeks to design systems and tools that sustain, regenerate, and harmonize with natural processes rather than exploit them. From biomimetic materials and regenerative agriculture to renewable energy and eco-integrated architecture, biocentric technologies redefine progress as the enhancement of life-supporting systems. Their scope extends across sectors—urban design, industry, health, and environmental management—encouraging a shift from anthropocentric control to ecological collaboration. In doing so, biocentric technology becomes a pathway toward resilient, compassionate, and sustainable development, echoing the ancient Indic ideal of harmony between prakriti (nature) and purusha (human consciousness).