Follow the Money · sourced capital graph

Capital leaves tracks.
Follow the current.

Choose an industry and move from capital providers to layers, companies and people without losing the evidence boundary.

Choose an industry currentSee where capital connects.
Selected current

Robotics + autonomy

Defense systems, humanoids, warehouse automation, drones, space and the infrastructure beneath physical AI.

Capital relationships221Indexed portfolio edges
Capital providers31Firms in this view
Companies172Connected entities
People12Profiles at those firms
Capital map

Industry → layer → firm → company

Trace a person path
IndustryRobotics + autonomy221 observed investment relationships
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Defense autonomyMission systems, sensing, command and resilient deployment
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HumanoidsGeneral-purpose motion, manipulation and embodied models
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Industrial automationFactories, logistics, inspection and machine vision
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Enabling stackCompute, components, power, simulation and integration

Relationship counts come from the sourced venture index. They describe disclosed portfolio connections—not investment size, current ownership, performance or a recommendation.

Inference watchlist

Where could capital move next?

These are research prompts derived from the selected current—not predictions or claims that a financing will occur.

Evidence architecture

Follow capital without mistaking activity for intent.

Capital leaves different records at different speeds. Ownership, procurement, private financing, political disclosures, and market prices each answer a different question.

What to measure
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Record type

Know whether the source reports ownership, a transaction, an award, a commitment, a valuation, or only interest.

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Reporting lag

Measure the delay between economic activity, disclosure, ingestion, and your review.

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Entity resolution

Connect people, subsidiaries, funds, issuers, recipients, and securities carefully.

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Economic relevance

Scale the capital event to the person, portfolio, company, program, and market.

Common traps
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Intent inference

A disclosed flow rarely proves motive, conviction, inside knowledge, or expected return.

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Apples and oranges

13F market value, contract ceiling, private valuation, and political transaction range are not comparable dollars.

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Missing negatives

Absence from one source can reflect coverage, delay, threshold, entity naming, or legal reporting rules.

Best-practice workflow
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Name the record

Identify what was reported, by whom, under which rule, and for what period.

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Resolve entities

Verify legal names, identifiers, subsidiaries, securities, and related funds.

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Connect independent lanes

Look for agreement among demand, ownership, operations, estimates, and price.

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Preserve uncertainty

Keep ranges, caveats, missing fields, and alternative explanations visible.