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Ontology

A Unified Model for Operational Data

Miradoris constructs a coherent semantic ontology from every connected data source. Assets, locations, tasks, and rules are modeled as first-class entities with defined relationships — enabling consistent queries, automation triggers, and cross-system reasoning.

200+
Entity types
<100ms
Graph queries
Real-time
Continuous sync
Semantic Model

Structured representation of operational reality

Every physical asset, location, task, and rule in your environment is represented as a typed entity within the Miradoris ontology. Properties, constraints, and metadata are defined once and enforced across the entire platform.

Typed entity definitions
Each entity class has a strict schema with required and optional properties.
Property inheritance and validation
Child types inherit parent properties and extend with specialized attributes.
Schema versioning and migration
Ontology changes are versioned, with automated migration for existing data.
Namespace isolation per deployment
Multi-tenant deployments maintain fully isolated ontology namespaces.
Entity schema
Asset Location Task Policy located_at assigned_to governs depends_on constrains
Relationship graph
Drone D-01 Zone A Task T-07 Worker W-4 Sensor S-3 Policy R-2 Alert X-1 Structural Operational Monitoring Governance
Entity Relationships

Map every connection between operational entities

The ontology captures typed, directional relationships between entities. An asset is located in a zone, assigned to a task, governed by a policy. These relationships are queryable, traversable, and used to drive automation logic across the platform.

Typed directional edges
Every relationship has a defined type, direction, and semantic meaning.
Cardinality and constraint enforcement
One-to-many, many-to-many, and exclusive relationships are enforced at the graph level.
Relationship-driven automation triggers
Changes in relationships can fire workflow triggers and policy evaluations.
Cross-entity impact analysis
Trace how changes to one entity propagate through the relationship graph.
Real-Time Updates

A living graph that evolves with your operations

The ontology is not a static schema. As sensors report, tasks complete, and assets move, the graph updates continuously. Subscribers receive change notifications in real time, enabling reactive dashboards, automation triggers, and audit logging without polling.

Sub-second change propagation
Graph mutations are broadcast to all subscribers within milliseconds.
Event-driven subscriptions
Components subscribe to specific entity or relationship changes they care about.
Incremental graph updates
Only deltas are transmitted, minimizing bandwidth and processing overhead.
Temporal versioning for audit trails
Every graph state is timestamped and retrievable for compliance and debugging.
Live event stream
14:32:07 Location

Asset A-12 moved to Zone B

14:32:04 Task

Task T-089 completed by Worker W-4

14:31:58 Policy

Policy P-03 triggered: altitude limit exceeded

14:31:52 Sensor

Sensor S-7 reading updated: temperature 42.1C

14:31:49 Graph

New relationship: Drone D-05 assigned to Task T-091

Streaming — 847 events/min
Data unification flow
SCADA
Source
ERP
Source
IoT
Source
GIS
Source
Mapping Layer
Schema translation, entity matching, deduplication
Unified Ontology
Single source of truth for all operational data
Bidirectional sync enabled
Cross-System Unification

One ontology across every data source

Disparate systems — SCADA, ERP, IoT platforms, GIS — each use their own data models. Miradoris maps every external schema into the unified ontology, resolving conflicts, deduplicating entities, and maintaining bidirectional sync. The result is a single source of truth for all operational data.

Multi-source entity resolution
The same real-world entity referenced across systems is resolved into a single canonical record.
Conflict detection and resolution rules
When sources disagree, configurable rules determine which value takes precedence.
Bidirectional synchronization
Changes in the ontology propagate back to source systems when write-back is enabled.
Source provenance tracking
Every property value carries metadata about its origin system and last update time.

Be among the first

We are looking for partners willing to test Miradoris in real operational environments. Early adopters get priority access to the platform at significantly reduced rates.

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