Arachnet Project z.s. · Czech Non-Profit
Clinical AI built on
structured medical knowledge
We develop next-generation clinical intelligence tools combining artificial intelligence,
SNOMED CT terminology, and cloud infrastructure — designed for real-world healthcare,
scalability, and accessibility from the ground up.
Mission
A foundational layer for AI-assisted healthcare
Arachnet aims to transform how medical knowledge is represented, processed, and applied
in clinical practice — enabling structured, interoperable, and accessible reasoning systems
at scale. Accessibility is not an afterthought here. It is built into the core architecture,
developed in part by a blind engineer.
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Clinical Intelligence
Domain-aware embeddings and semantic processing built on SNOMED CT international terminology standard, enabling advanced clinical reasoning support.
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Accessibility First
Inclusivity is core architecture, not an add-on. Tools designed to work for visually impaired practitioners and patients from the very first line of code.
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Interoperability
Semantic interoperability across systems, enabling efficient querying of complex medical data and integration with AI and machine learning pipelines.
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Regulatory Readiness
Architecture separated into ingestion, validation, and inference layers, ensuring robustness, auditability, and compliance from the beginning.
Projects
What we are building
Two interconnected systems forming a long-term platform vision for clinical AI.
Phase 1 · Active
🧬 Clinical Terminology Embeddings
A domain-aware clinical embedding platform built on SNOMED CT, designed to transform
complex medical terminology into machine-understandable representations using a custom,
clinically structured approach.
- Textual representations of medical concepts
- Ontology-based relationships from SNOMED CT
- Domain-specific semantic weighting policies
- Integration with AI and ML pipelines
- Efficient querying of complex medical data
Phase 2 · Planned
🦯 BlindPhysio
An AI-assisted diagnostic tool for physiotherapists focused on musculoskeletal conditions,
with accessibility as a primary requirement. Supports symptom-based reasoning and enables
visually impaired practitioners to perform structured diagnostic workflows.
- Symptom-based clinical reasoning
- Standardized clinical terminology
- Full screen reader compatibility
- Musculoskeletal condition focus
- Structured diagnostic workflows
Technology
Infrastructure and stack
Built on a modern, scalable stack designed for clinical-grade reliability,
hosted on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure in Frankfurt.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Frankfurt · Production environment
Oracle Database 23ai
Native vector capabilities
SNOMED CT
International terminology standard · Licensed
Python Pipelines
Ingestion · Validation · Inference
Oracle Linux 9
Cloud and local Linux environments
Git Workflow
Secure versioned development
Roadmap
Development phases
A phased approach that reduces risk while enabling early validation and iterative improvement.
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Phase 1 · Active
Foundation and Infrastructure
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Phase 2 · Active
SNOMED CT Ingestion and Normalization
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Phase 3
Semantic Policy and Domain Modeling
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Phase 4
Embedding Engine and Vector Representations
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Phase 5
Query and Inference Layer
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Phase 6
Compliance, Audit, and Governance
Collaborate
Who we are looking for
Arachnet is actively seeking strategic partners across healthcare, research, and technology.
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Healthcare Providers
Rehabilitation centers, physiotherapy and musculoskeletal specialists, and clinical organizations interested in AI-assisted workflows.
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Research Institutions
Universities, public health organizations, and AI and data science collaborators working at the intersection of clinical terminology and machine learning.
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Accessibility Experts
Assistive technology specialists and accessibility advocates who share our commitment to inclusive clinical tool design.
Support
Help us build accessible clinical AI
Arachnet Project z.s. operates as a Czech non-profit initiative focused on
high-impact innovation in healthcare. Early support enables acceleration of development,
clinical validation, and scaling into broader healthcare markets.
Support the Project
Your contribution directly funds development of clinical AI tools designed to be
accessible to everyone — including visually impaired professionals and patients.
All support is received by Arachnet Project z.s., a registered Czech non-profit.
For partnership and investment enquiries:
arachnet@maserna.org