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September 22, 2026

Ammonix Launches Its Architecture for Specialist AI Agents

Ammonix has announced the launch of its architecture for specialist AI agents, distributed through PR Newswire. Ammonix is a Swiss AI company based in Blonay, emerging from stealth.

The architecture pairs a fast System One decision layer with a System Two reasoning step. Agents reach expert level from a few hundred examples, run on local hardware, keep sensitive data in place, and trace every recommendation to the cases and rules behind it. The release reports that across four applications, ECG interpretation, healthcare claims, waste-to-energy support, and computer vision, the agents matched or outperformed a frontier model at lower cost and higher speed.

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September 2026

Ammonix Publishes Its Foundation Paper

Ammonix has published its Foundation paper, Ammonix Specialized AI Agent Technology: A Local, Auditable Architecture for Specialized AI Agents in High-Stakes Domains, on Zenodo, the open-access repository operated by CERN. The paper describes the architecture behind every Ammonix agent and the conditions a domain must satisfy for it to apply.

The core idea is a separation of expertise from intelligence. An Ammonix agent keeps its domain knowledge in a Knowledge Universe of recorded cases with their outcomes, ranks its options against that recorded experience, and uses a frozen language model only to understand and to explain. Every answer can be traced to the recorded cases and rules behind it, the system runs where the data lives, and it never acts outside the rules it was given.

Ammonix is a Swiss AI company in Blonay. The team previously built clinical-grade AI for ECG interpretation as WaveMedix, which continues as the dedicated medical brand. Reference implementations of the architecture for ECG interpretation, healthcare claims, and industrial control-room support are described on this site, and the code follows as source-available software for research, education, and evaluation.

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