(octonomy: Denver) -- octonomy, an AI company building agentic systems for complex enterprise support and service workflows, has announced that its AI agent platform achieved 96% accuracy in an independent benchmark evaluating technical questions grounded in manufacturing documentation and schematics, environments where general-purpose AI systems often struggle to maintain accuracy.

The certification comes from Tolly Group, an independent organization that validates technology performance for enterprise software and IT companies. During the evaluation, octonomy retrieved and contextualized information from complex, unstructured industrial data sources and achieved virtually hallucination-free accuracy.

The testing validated octonomy’s ability to reveal precise, actionable answers from manuals, schematics, and other source materials, helping manufacturers reduce reliance on tribal knowledge, reserve expertise as retirements accelerate, and improve decision-making in high-stakes environments.

The certification reinforces octonomy’s core differentiation: making primary-source technical documentation instantly searchable, interpretable, and actionable, rather than leaving critical knowledge trapped in static documents or incomplete knowledge transfer processes.

Introducing ‘Try to stump octonomy’

Building on this independent validation, octonomy invites manufacturers to challenge its platform through “Try to stump octonomy,” a live walkthrough in which octonomy builds personalized AI agents that can interpret the challenger’s most complex, technical schematics, showcasing how the platform performs against real-world technical challenges.

The format is designed to balance transparency with reliability. By structuring the experience as a guided demonstration rather than an open-ended test, octonomy ensures participants can fully understand the platform’s capabilities while maintaining the integrity of the evaluation environment.

“Most AI tools break down when the question moves beyond text and into diagrams, data, and real operational context,” says Oliver Trabert, CTO of octonomy. “In these environments, accuracy isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s the difference between uptime and downtime. This validation shows we’re not just generating answers; we’re interpreting complex technical knowledge the way experienced engineers and technicians do, helping manufacturers make expert knowledge accessible to every technician, closing skills gaps without losing decades of expertise.”

Backed by more than $25 million funding, recent U.S. expansion

It’s been a period of significant growth for octonomy, including its recent expansion into the United States and more than $25 million in total investment supporting the company’s platform development and go-to-market strategy.

As manufacturers face workforce transitions and growing operational complexity, octonomy is helping turn static documentation into real-time operational intelligence, making expert technical knowledge easier to access and apply for teams.