How the registry is built
I build the registry from information that is already publicly available online, then organize, compare and connect it into a more useful picture.
Sources
Typical sources include company websites, patent databases, scientific papers, conference and exhibition materials, university and research-institute pages, technical publications and public directories.
Independent development
I developed and maintain the registry myself as a practical tool for understanding the industry and finding useful connections faster.
Independent status
Being listed does not mean that a company or organization endorses the registry or is formally connected with it.
Research process
I merge duplicates, standardize names, group companies and technologies, and cross-check important points where possible. The working version contains much more detail than the public site.
Limitations
The registry is a living research tool, so some entries may be incomplete or need correction. The public site deliberately shows only a small part of the underlying data.
Corrections and removal
If you represent a listed organization and spot something that should be corrected, updated or removed, please contact me.