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Saudi Arabia Transforms Healthcare with AI and Robotics

The Kingdom pioneers a massive digital shift to improve patient care and clinical precision. Embracing a New Health Model Saudi Arabia is advancing a modern health model using innovative technologies. The nation integrates artificial

Smart Healthcare Innovations Protect Hajj Pilgrims

Mobile medical units and AI apps deliver rapid emergency response in Makkah. Preparing Advanced Medical Services Saudi Arabia delivers high-quality, high-tech healthcare to visiting pilgrims. The Ministry of Health prepared integrated medical

SDAIA Completes Hajj Operations Using Advanced AI Technology

The authority empowers government agencies to improve pilgrim services. Processing Pilgrims Quickly The Saudi Data and AI Authority concluded its operational plan today. SDAIA deployed an integrated digital system driven by artificial

Meteorology Center Achieves 98% Forecast Accuracy During Hajj

Advanced artificial intelligence and automated stations safeguard pilgrims across the holy sites. Achieving Incredible Forecasting

Umm Al-Qura University Wins Humanoid Robot Soccer Competition

Saudi students secure first and third place during the international finals in China. A Major International Victory Teams from Umm Al-Qura

Saudi Arabia Backs UN Counter-Terrorism Efforts

The Kingdom addresses global security threats and holds Arab League talks in Cairo.

Farmers Edge Adds In-Cab Intelligence to Precision Digital Platform

Farmers Edge™ today released an app-based in-field intelligence tool that provides a seamless digital experience from the office to the cab. Digitally linking growers, dealers, retailers, trusted advisors, and other key stakeholders, the

Intel introduces a new project for laptops with 5G

Computer based intelligence and 5G are as of now the greatest trendy expressions in the cell phone world, and now they're advancing into the workstation space. Chipmaker Intel reported a program named "Task Athena" to urge equipment