DMRG (Data Mining and Risk Guidance) Technologies is an AI-driven startup pioneering Supply Chain Intelligence for various industries including semiconductors, electronics, manufacturing, aerospace, and defense. Our flagship platform, the DMRG Terminal, embeds real-time supplier traceability, material risk detection, and resilience scoring directly into the hardware design process. We leverage cutting-edge agentic AI, large language models, and global trade data to map critical dependencies from components to raw materials—flagging vulnerabilities like rare earth exposure, supplier concentration, or export-control risks before they derail production.
DMRG Technologies builds agentic-AI tools that illuminate deep-tier supply chains, trace components to critical materials, and stress-test networks against policy and geopolitical shocks—so engineers, program offices, and policy teams can design for resilience from day one.
Our stack fuses BoM parsing, HS-code trade flows, supplier graphs (~60k firms), and scenario engines to identify chokepoints and substitution paths at design time.
Target Audience:
Aerospace & defense engineering and acquisition teams, federal programs (DOE, DoD/DoW, and NASA), and regulated industrials exposed to critical-materials risk.






Interactive extension of the DOE Criticality Matrix (2025-2035) that links 20+ critical minerals to 200+ unique HS (Harmonized System) codes. Users can explore U.S. vs China trade balances, exporter rankings, and HS-code-level trade data.


Nan Wang is a co-founder of DMRG Technologies with 10+ years of experience in electronics sourcing and procurement. She draws on deep industry experience at Rivian and Shell and holds a Master's in Supply Chain Management from MIT, along with dual degrees in engineering and business from the National University of Singapore. Nan ensures the DMRG platform reflects real-world sourcing challenges faced by modern supply-chain teams.

Ilya Jackson is a co-founder of DMRG Technologies and a supply chain AI expert with a background in computational engineering and advanced analytics. During his research at MIT, he led cutting-edge work on digital twins, predictive analytics, and supply-chain resilience. He heads development of the DMRG Terminal, combining AI, network science, and real-world data to bring upstream supply-chain visibility into critical design decisions.

Comprehensive presentation covering DMRG Technologies' approach to supply chain intelligence, featuring our agentic AI solutions, network science methodology, and product portfolio including Project Illuminatus, Critical Minerals Analytics, and Quantum Supply Chain Mapping.