Engineering, not marketecture.
A practical look at the technologies we build with, integrate with, and operate. Vendor-agnostic where it doesn't matter. Opinionated where it does.
Five layers, one operating picture.
Every JMJ deployment maps to the same five-layer model. The components vary by customer — the architecture does not.
What's in the stack.
Hardware
- Hylio AG-272
- Skydio X10D
- Sentera 6X
- FLIR Vue
- Veris MSP3
- Custom sensors
Data
- PostgreSQL + PostGIS
- TimescaleDB
- Apache Kafka
- dbt
- MLflow
AI
- PyTorch
- TensorFlow
- ONNX
- NVIDIA Jetson
- Coral Edge
- Custom XAI layer
Enterprise
- SAP S/4HANA
- ServiceNow
- MuleSoft
- Esri ArcGIS
- Microsoft FarmBeats
How we decide what to use.
Vendor-agnostic at the edge, opinionated at the data layer
We support the sensor and drone fleet you already operate. We are opinionated about the data fabric beneath them — because that's where lock-in actually happens.
Open standards before vendor APIs
We default to ISO, OGC, ISOBUS, and AgGateway ADAPT standards. We use vendor APIs where standards don't exist yet — and contribute back where we can.
Sovereign by default — your data, your environment
Customer field data is yours. It lives in your VPC or on-prem. We do not retain copies, we do not train shared models, we do not resell aggregate insights.
Build only what we must, integrate where we can
Custom code is a liability. We build proprietary IP where it creates durable advantage — and integrate best-in-class components everywhere else.
Federal-grade discipline at every layer
The CMMC, NDAA, and FedRAMP-aligned rigor we apply to federal engagements is the same rigor we apply to commercial customers. It's a quality bar, not a checkbox.
What we comply with.
Want to take this deeper?
We routinely walk technical buyers — CTOs, chief architects, compliance leads — through this stack on a 45-minute call. Bring your hardest integration question.
Ready to engineer the intelligent farm?
Book a 45-minute discovery call with our AgriTech team. We'll walk through your current stack, your constraints, and where we'd start.