Saudi Arabia has made great progress in recent years in implementing cutting-edge technologies to enhance a number of economic areas. One of these areas with tremendous potential for the growth and development of the nation is the incorporation of robots technology. In light of this, a new robotics business has developed with goals to close the gap and establish itself as the leading supplier of robotics solutions in the Saudi market.

 

The aspiring robotics division of Masaya Co., Saudi-Robotix, seeks to modernize the Kingdom's robotics technology sector. The company was founded with a purpose to offer cutting-edge robotics solutions that will boost production, save costs, and improve efficiency in a variety of economic sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, food and beverage, hospitality, more.

 

Mohammed Mubin Mallick is in charge of the division, which wants to set the standard for a day when humans and robots collaborate to solve challenging issues. For his work in AI and robotics, Mubin's KiranSmart has received numerous honors, and his business is known as a prominent AI robotics company in the GCC.

 

Several influential parties in the Kingdom have expressed interest in Saudi-Robotix. The innovative way it approaches robots has sparked interest. With the help of the company's food and beverage robot, eateries can work more efficiently while lowering the risk of tainted food. The most exciting new product from the business is a robot designed specifically for the hospitality industry that can be trained to interact with customers, provide information about nearby hotels and activities, and even deliver room service. This robot can lower labor expenses while helping hotels provide a better customer experience.

 

Imran Dawar, CEO of Saudi-Robotix, stated that his organization wants to make robotics technology available and cheap for all enterprises in the Kingdom. In order to change the robotics sector and achieve mutual growth and success, they are willing to collaborating with reputable businesses and investors.