Improving
the data foundation
for AI
The foundation for sovereign AI
Europe’s digital transformation and the development of a sovereign data economy require robust data ecosystems. Today, fragmentation and missing standards slow progress: heterogeneous metadata, unclear usage rights, and high integration costs keep potential locked in silos.
This is where MISSION KI comes in: we build the technical foundations that make data findable, usable, and shareable. To do so, we develop open, practical open-source building blocks under the MIT license that remove key barriers in the data economy.
This enables companies, research institutions, and public authorities to use their data more efficiently: less time on technical integration, more room for data-driven innovation.
Projects:
Fair Data Publisher
The Fair Data Publisher publishes and manages FAIR Digital Objects (FDOs) with persistent IDs and machine-readable metadata. This ensures data are published consistently and remain portable and interoperable across systems.
Compliance Monitor
The Compliance Monitor provides legal certainty amid rising regulatory requirements by automating data transfers and checking compliance in real time.
Dataset Search Engine
The Dataset Search Engine combines empirical, freely configurable quality analysis and assessment with federated, cross-data-space search—making distributed datasets findable, comparable, and usable.
Urban Twin Link
Urban Twin Link connects digital city twins with live data from data spaces to enable realistic simulation, monitoring, and well-founded decision-making.
