Visual Knowledge Search Tool

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eyePlorer is a Germany based company that visualizes knowledge graphs derived from Wikipedia content, that can be interactively explored. The service offers a visual user experience where the user does not work with documents but with knowledge & facts. It's done in a graphical, interactive, almost dialogue-like kind of way.

So how does it work?
There's no registration needed. You can search for any term, get a visual topic results for your query, then drag & drop the chosen facts to the notepad on the right side. After gathering all the information needed, you can copy the facts to clipboard or share with a friend via email.



I think it's a great personal work tool, but it can turn out to be an helpful public knowledge-base. Here are some suggestions to the eyePlorer team:

• Allow people to save their notepad as it is - for that you'll probably need to enable registration
  
• Let people choose between private and public projects - the public one can be shared among eyePlorer visitors
  
• Add a search engine for finished project, and let people create a new project from an existent projects.
  

I found this Demo on the web, it looks a bit different from the actual product. I wonder if it's the before or after version... it simply looks better: