Comparison
Find out how Curiosity gives you a finished context layer where Stardog gives you a semantic engine to model.
Context graph
AIRCRAFT
A320 · MSN 7420
Component
Bulkhead BK-204
Service bulletin
SB-118 · open
Supplier
Tier-1 · Hamburg
Maintenance
WO-5571 · closed
Relationships across systems, not just documents
Who each tool is for
Curiosity
For industrial teams that need structured context and on-premises control. Knowledge lives in engineering systems, structured records and regulated environments, and the answers have to reason over how those things connect.
Stardog
Stardog is a semantic knowledge graph platform built on an RDF triple store with full OWL 2 reasoning and data virtualisation. It supports SPARQL queries and fine grained access control, and it suits regulated and compliance heavy use cases. It is a platform that teams model and build on.
Stardog gives you a powerful semantic graph and reasoning engine, and it takes ontology expertise to model and run. Curiosity gives you a finished context layer with the AI layer included, on your own infrastructure.
A finished product, not a toolkit
Stardog needs ontology modelling, pipelines and an interface built around it. Curiosity ships connectors, search, the graph, security, UI and APIs together.
Less specialist effort
Semantic platforms rely on scarce OWL and RDF skills. Curiosity models your data and connects the language model you choose without that overhead.
Connected and in production
Stardog is the engine. Curiosity connects your systems and reaches production as one system on your infrastructure.
Side by side
Feature comparison
Deployment
Cloud or self hosted, ready to use
On premises or cloud
Data model
Managed context layer and knowledge graph
RDF with OWL reasoning
Industrial fit
Built for industrial and enterprise teams
Regulated, ontology driven
Data reach
Connects your sources out of the box
Virtualised and modelled sources
Residency
EU hosted, you control residency
You control, you host
Services Innovation Team, Airline Services at Airbus