An Abu Dhabi technology company is developing locally engineered robotics and AI systems to support automation across the UAE’s energy, logistics and manufacturing sectors.
Sinaha Technology is showcasing its latest robotics and autonomous systems at ADIPEC 2026, highlighting efforts to develop industrial technology capabilities in Abu Dhabi.
The company is exhibiting in the event’s AI Zone at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi from 2 to 5 November, demonstrating how artificial intelligence can be integrated into industrial operations through robotics, automated equipment and software.
Its work includes developing autonomous mobile robots, automated guided vehicles and intelligent warehouse technologies designed to improve how businesses manage materials, storage and operational workflows.
The developments also reflect the company’s focus on building more industrial technology capabilities within the UAE, rather than relying entirely on imported systems.
How Sinaha’s robotics systems work
A central part of the company’s offering is its Robotics Management System (RMS), a software platform designed to coordinate robotic equipment from different manufacturers.
The system connects machines, operational data and existing business infrastructure, allowing different robotic technologies to work within a shared industrial environment.
Sinaha says its solutions have been deployed in demanding industrial settings, including projects for ADNOC.
The company reports improvements in storage capacity, operational efficiency, workforce productivity and material handling through its industrial deployments.
Abu Dhabi investment in industrial technology
Sinaha is also investing in local engineering, software development and robotics manufacturing capabilities in Abu Dhabi.
Its longer-term plans include developing a Sovereign Physical AI Platform, combining locally developed software, robotics and autonomous systems to support increasingly automated industrial operations.
The company aims to serve several sectors, including energy, logistics and manufacturing, while working with international technology providers where required.
Mohammed Salem Bin Kardous Al Ameri, Chairman of Sinaha Technology, said: “Artificial intelligence is entering a new stage, where its value will increasingly be measured by what it can achieve in the physical world.
For the UAE, this represents an important opportunity not only to adopt advanced technologies, but also to develop the capabilities to create and control them.
At Sinaha Technology, we are building on real industrial experience to develop our own software, robotics, and autonomous systems capabilities here in Abu Dhabi.
Our ambition is to contribute to a future where technologies developed in the UAE are deployed across industries, both locally and internationally.”
Sinaha targets regional and international markets
During ADIPEC 2026, the company is meeting industrial leaders, technology partners and investors to explore opportunities to expand its solutions across the UAE, GCC and international markets.
Its focus on Physical AI brings together robotics, software and operational data to support industrial processes with greater levels of automation.
The initiative adds to Abu Dhabi’s efforts to develop local expertise in advanced industrial technologies, with potential applications across several strategic sectors.
tanvir@dubainewsweek.com
