From flat files to structured knowledge.
In Bardioc, storage isn’t just about where data lives. It’s about how different types of knowledge are preserved and made usable. You distinguish between two fundamental classes: factual knowledge and situational knowledge. The first describes your world — objects, attributes, relationships. The second records change, e.g. sensor data, logs, images, videos, … that describe these objects over time. Both are essential. And both are stored in a way that reflects their nature, not just their format. That’s how you gain meaningful access, not just storage capacity.
Store knowledge, not just data.
Factual knowledge is stored in Bardioc’s semantic graph, structured, queryable, and ready for reasoning. Descriptive data like videos, logs, and time series are linked directly to the objects they describe. This separation enables algorithms to work with precision: high-confidence logic for static models, high-frequency processing for dynamic input. You always know what kind of data you’re dealing with and what to do with it. No guesswork. No mismatched assumptions.
