curiosity

Comparison

A modern alternative
to Mindbreeze InSpire

Curiosity adds a context graph to secure enterprise search.

Records across systems joined into one typed graph Four source systems on the left feed a central aircraft record, which is joined by typed relationships to a component, a bulletin and a supplier, rather than by shared keywords. TicketsPart dataSupplier noticesField reports A320 ComponentBulletinSupplier TYPED RELATIONSHIPS, NOT KEYWORDS
Records from separate systems joined into one typed graph Three source systems feed a central aircraft record, which is linked by typed relationships to a component, a bulletin and a supplier. TicketsPart dataSupplier notices A320 Component Bulletin Supplier TYPED RELATIONSHIPS

Who each tool is for

Different problems, honestly stated

Curiosity

For industrial and regulated teams whose knowledge sits in engineering systems and structured records, where the answer depends on how those records connect, and where the deployment has to run on their own infrastructure.

Mindbreeze InSpire

An enterprise search and AI product from Mindbreeze, in Linz, available as an on premises appliance or in the cloud, with many connectors and rights-aware search across content. It is long established in European enterprises.

How Curiosity compares

Rights-aware search, and then the graph

Mindbreeze and Curiosity share sovereignty and permission-aware search. Curiosity differs in modeling a typed context graph over structured records, and in building tools on top of it.

A context graph, not document search

Document retrieval ranks files. Curiosity models the entities and relationships in your data, so what a model reasons over is the connected structure.

Structured records, not just text

Industrial knowledge lives in part data, revisions and serial numbers as much as in documents. Flattening it to text discards the part that matters.

Your infrastructure, your model

Runs where your data lives, with the language model you choose rather than a bundled one.

Side by side

Feature comparison

CuriosityMindbreeze InSpire
DeploymentCloud or self-hosted, ready to useAppliance, on premises or cloud
Data modelManaged context layer and knowledge graphRights-aware enterprise search
Industrial fitBuilt for industrial and enterprise teamsEuropean enterprises
Data reachConnects your sources out of the boxMany source systems
ResidencyEU hosted, or entirely your own infrastructureConfigurable
At Airbus, we developed the next generation of customer support AI assistance tools with Curiosity, enhancing our technical support’s ability to access and navigate vast data from multiple sources, including millions of documents.

Services Innovation Team

Airline Services at Airbus

Your data. Your infrastructure.

Connected knowledge for AI systems