Intelligence for the autonomous-systems stack.

We aggregate publicly available information - press releases, SEC filings, IR pages, industry news, conference talks, open technical literature - and turn it into structured architecture analysis. Each company gets a control-point map, an integration graph, and a stack-position breakdown. Each product gets a capability profile linked back to evidence. Each career opportunity and learning resource is sourced from primary providers and re-checked daily.

Free visitors can browse the directory and read sample analyses. Brief subscribers get the weekly Intelligence Brief and the full Careers and Learnings catalogs. Pro subscribers get the analysis tools - run a custom analysis on any company, save and re-open work, chat with the analyses, and build custom integration maps. Premium adds parallel runs, priority queues, API access (rolling out), team seats, and private analyses with SSO.

The autonomous-systems industry has spent the last decade fragmenting into a hundred specialized players - air-domain swarming, counter-UAS, maritime ASW, planetary autonomy, software middleware, command-and-control, edge AI. Tracking who builds what, who acquired whom, and which integrations actually exist requires reading hundreds of press releases and stitching them together by hand.

MissionRobo is the platform we wanted to use ourselves: a consistent, sourced, machine-readable view of the entire stack, updated on the same day a real-world signal lands. We built it for the analysts, investors, programme managers, and operators who can’t afford to be 90 days behind the news.

MissionRobo is a product of Jowin AI LLC, a New Jersey-registered LLC. We’re a small team - engineering, research, editorial - operating with a deliberate focus on the autonomous-systems vertical rather than spreading thin across general-purpose tech intelligence.

We do our own research, write our own analysis, and operate our own ingestion pipeline. AI assistants help us draft and cross-reference, but every claim in a published analysis is tied to a primary source, and every architectural call is reviewed before it ships.

The companies, products, and integration data we publish come from public sources - press releases, SEC filings, court records, the company’s own technical documentation, industry trade press. We cite where we got each non-trivial claim, and we re-verify when something changes. If we can’t source a claim, we don’t publish it.

We do not collect, store, or resell intelligence on individuals beyond the standard account information needed to run the service. See our Privacy Policy for the full data-handling detail.

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