What is the true value of mathematics to the economy?

A recent Deloitte report is clear: mathematical research isn't just theory confined to classrooms, but a powerful driver of competitiveness and economic value.

Yet, in a landscape dominated by the hype around Artificial Intelligence, we tend to forget one crucial detail: AI is, first and foremost, applied mathematics. Relying exclusively on data-driven algorithms often means putting ourselves in the hands of "black boxes" that are fragile in the face of unforeseen events and incapable of explaining their decisions.

At Deix, we take a different approach: Mathematical Intelligence ([mathematical-intelligence.org](https://mathematical-intelligence.org)).

We combine the power of data with the rigor of mathematical modeling to break open the black box, creating robust, explainable solutions that always leave people at the helm of strategic decisions.

Because the real challenge isn't making machines more autonomous, but making decision-makers more informed.

What is the true value of mathematics to the economy?

We are thrilled to announce that Deix has officially become a member of SIMAI (Italian Society of Applied and Industrial Mathematics)!



As a company that develops software at the intersection of artificial intelligence and mathematics, we firmly believe that technology transfer and the dialogue between research and industry are the true drivers of innovation. Joining the SIMAI network is an important milestone for us: it allows us to engage with top-tier academic and industrial organizations, helping to promote mathematics as a fundamental tool for solving complex technological challenges.



For us, joining SIMAI means having the opportunity to network with those who share our rigorous approach to problem-solving. We cannot wait to actively engage with the community and make our contribution.

We have become SIMAI members

We are proud to have brought our solutions to the Startup Area of one of the most important events for the plastics and rubber industry.

Over the past few days, we have gotten a close-up look at the future of the sector, a future we can actively contribute to.

Our goal? To make this ecosystem even smarter. Our solutions, based on mathematical models and AI, are designed to improve quality control, plant efficiency, and process management.

A special thanks to everyone who stopped by to visit us at the Startup Area, and to ComoNExT for the invitation.

Deix at PLAST 2026

Not a simple presentation; a moment of profound reflection on the country's technological future.

With the event organized last week at "La Sapienza" University of Rome, we introduced the Mathematical Intelligence Manifesto to the academic and industrial communities, sparking a dialogue that was lively, engaged and, above all, necessary. The feedback confirmed its importance.

Three key themes emerged from the debate:

- **An Urgent Priority**

  The Rector, Antonella Polimeni, stated it clearly: today, AI is not merely a technological issue. It is a cultural, educational, and systemic challenge that concerns how we shape both skills and vision.

- **The Responsibility of Institutions**

  Nobel Laureate Giorgio Parisi made a definitive point: without a strong and coordinated commitment from national and European institutions—ranging from basic research to the development of sovereign technologies—we risk remaining spectators of innovation rather than protagonists.

- **Human Centrality**

  A shared conviction emerged during the panel discussion: AI must amplify human capabilities, not replace them. This requires algorithms that are understandable, governable, and built on robust mathematical foundations.

Now begins an equally crucial phase: updating and revising the Manifesto by integrating the ideas, critiques, and contributions that emerged from the discussion.

The journey toward a more rigorous, mindful, and human-centered Artificial Intelligence has only just begun.

*Read the [Mathematical Intelligence Manifesto](https://mathematical-intelligence.org/en/)*

The Mathematical Intelligence Manifesto Presented at Sapienza

Mathematical Intelligence

They are not just "stickers" to hang on the wall. For us, obtaining ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications means putting pen to paper who we are and where we want to go.

We are a young reality, it is true, but with the ambition to play in the league of the greats. And to do this, passion is not enough: method, rigor and safety are needed.

- **ISO 9001 (Quality)**: Because "continuous improvement" is not just a slogan, but the way we want to build our Mathematical Intelligence solutions. We want to offer a service that is excellent, always.
- **ISO 27001 (Information Security)**: We work with data, the most valuable asset of our time. Protecting our and our customers' information with the highest security standards is not an option, it is a promise of trust.

A huge thank you to the whole Deix Team: you have shown that you can be flexible and creative without sacrificing rigor and precision.

Deix gets certified

ISO 27001 and ISO 9001

The "Le Booster" program with the CCI France Italie – Chamber of Commerce came to an end last Thursday, and we’re excited to share the results!

Jacopo Corno presented [EGON](https://www.deix.ai/solutions/products/egon), the Deix solution that is revolutionizing support for maintenance operators through GenAI technologies. With EGON, we make reporting interventions easier and provide a 24/7 expert virtual assistant. But that’s not all: we help companies turn quality data into a vital knowledge asset!

A special thank-you to Chiara Lattuada, Angela Sara Scassa, and the entire Chambre team for their valuable support during these months of work together.

Results from the LeBooster program

We've just wrapped up an intense week at the **Digital Innovation Forum** in Cernobbio — a true showcase of digital transformation set against a breathtaking backdrop!

Over the past few days, speakers from institutions, industry, and academia took turns discussing innovation in Italy. On Friday, our COO, Mattia Satta, took the stage to present our unique approach — Mathematical Intelligence — and our platform.

It was an inspiring moment of exchange with the panel and full of thought-provoking encounters!

A big thank you to ComoLake 2025 for making this event possible.


Watch our pitch: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXFf51ZjY4k](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXFf51ZjY4k)

We were at ComoLake2025

Digital Innovation Forum

*Catania* – For the third consecutive year, Deix took part in the 16th National Forum of the Borsa della Ricerca (Research Exchange), the leading event for innovation and technology transfer organized by Fondazione Emblema. Once again, the evocative setting of the Monastery of the Benedictines provided the backdrop for intense days of networking, dialogue, and new opportunities.

The Forum continues to be a strategic event for our team, offering the chance to engage with numerous companies from across Italy. During the meetings, we discussed the most complex operational and strategic challenges that businesses face today, illustrating how our Mathematical Intelligence-based approach can transform problems into concrete, tailored, and high-value solutions.

**Spotlight on Project INTEGRA**

One of the most significant moments of our participation was the plenary session pitch delivered by Francesca Schweiger, Mathematical Model Developer at Deix. Francesca presented INTEGRA, our project funded under the FAIR (Future AI Research) program, which is setting a new standard for health protection and ergonomic assessment in the workplace.

INTEGRA leverages advanced Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence algorithms to analyze workers’ movements in real time. The technology can automatically calculate risk indicators based on established scientific protocols, providing an objective and precise tool for preventing injuries and improving employee well-being.

The presentation generated great interest, highlighting the tangible impact of applied research when it serves real and pressing needs such as workplace safety.

We return from Catania with a wealth of new insights, contacts, and confirmation that we are on the right path. Our thanks go to Fondazione Emblema for their flawless organization and to everyone who made these days so fruitful.

See you next year!

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