Seed Group, a company of the Private Office of Sheikh Saeed bin Ahmed Al Maktoum, has entered into a strategic partnership with a Netherlands-based company, Ryberg, which offers AI-assisted and self-driving technology-powered disinfection services for businesses and hospitals across the world.

 

As part of the joint venture agreement, Seed Group will help Ryberg offer its services to businesses and hospitals in the UAE and the wider Middle East by helping it reach the right audience, access top decision-makers in the government as well as the private sectors, and contribute to strengthening the latest technological innovation landscape in Dubai.

 

A leader in AI, robotics, and sensor technology company headquartered in Delft, Ryberg combines the latest in computer vision, robotics and infection prevention-technologies to deliver intelligence and efficiency in disinfection. 

 

The Dutch group has developed Disinfection Robots, which are self-driving disinfection machines that operate at the highest efficiency. 

 

Their patented Disinfection Engine makes intelligent disinfection decisions, allowing the robots to disinfect spaces for up to 6 hours - designed to bring a strong layer of defense in the age of deadly viruses without the use of chemicals.

 

Seed Group CEO Hisham Al Gurg said the use of robots for disinfection is a relatively risk-free and thus dependable concept. 

 

"The technology behind this concept is innovative and effective at the same time. It is organizations like Ryberg that are exploring and implementing the power of artificial intelligence and self-driving technology to create products and services that we can utilize to lead a healthy and resilient life. We look forward to a fruitful association with Ryberg," he stated.

 

Ryberg CEO Man Yong Toh said: "The more connected a society becomes, the more vulnerable it is to infectious diseases. The impact can be devastating, especially in cities. Ryberg's philosophy is that prevention is better than cure."

 

"That is why Ryberg is dedicated to delivering game-changing AI, robotics, and sensor technologies and solutions to prevent diseases at scale," he added.-TradeArabia News Service