UMEX 2024 has attracted a diverse array of local and international companies eager to exhibit their latest innovations and stay abreast of industry developments.
Total Repair, specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) and operating under the “SDLE NexGen” umbrella, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the exhibition for the first time. CEO Saeed Al Mahrezi highlighted the company’s AI expertise, emphasizing its qualified engineers authorized by European Union countries. Total Repair received special privileges in Latin America and North America for participating in the development of simulators in these regions. The company’s showcased products include simulators capable of executing scenarios and unmanned vehicles with a 750-kilogram payload for various applications.
AIR6 SYSTEMS, another participant at UMEX, focuses on innovations and applications integral to drone manufacturing and monitoring systems. The company’s development of AIR6 systems redefines the relationship between drones and operators, minimizing reliance on manual piloting and enabling operators to concentrate on overall performance and data quality. Emphasizing the role of simulation technology in development, training, and operational planning, AIR6 SYSTEMS occupies a leading position in drone innovation and comprehensive autonomy integration for enhanced operational effectiveness in dynamic environments.
