"Of course. To establish a healthier system of exchange, this world's S.H.I.E.L.D. created a Spider Administration specifically for Spider-Man. Every Spider-Man who comes to this universe has to register their identity and specialties there, then make a mutual selection with laboratories and academic leaders. Put simply, it's applying for a job."
"After getting a position, Spider-Man can enter a laboratory. At first, they'll definitely serve as assistants and familiarize themselves with this universe's research procedures. That's necessary, because the research process here may exceed your imagination. Many projects require boarding spacecraft and going to Mercury, or even the Andromeda galaxy, and many Spider-Men have never even left Earth."
"After adapting during the initial stage, the Spider-Men will gradually begin leading projects on their own. Of course, every Spider-Man who comes here has a six-month service period. During that time, whatever technology this universe needs, the Spider-Men will research it."
"The resulting research is jointly owned by the individual and this universe's research departments, and the finished products can also be taken away. But for most Spider-Men, there's little point in taking them back. After all, our universes don't have spacecraft that can use advanced coatings."
"But after six months, we can begin conducting independent research, choose the fields we need, and establish independent project teams and laboratories. At that point, we can serve the needs of our own universes. The research results belong entirely to us, while this universe's research organizations select useful results to purchase."
"Of course, they don't use money to buy the Spider-Men's technology. The histories of different universes differ, and currencies aren't universally accepted. They also conduct technology exchanges. Spider-Men can select useful technologies from a department's or company's technology database, then trade their own technologies for them."
"Quite a few Spider-Men also work for a