KAUST and Tabadul, Saudi Arabia's digital logistics services provider, have signed an MoU to collaborate on research and innovation projects aimed at advancing global trade in the Kingdom. Tabadul will leverage KAUST's expertise in AI, Blockchain, and related areas to enhance efficiency in logistics and mobility. The partnership aims to launch technology innovation activities and explore big data analytics and AI/ML solutions to enhance Tabadul's platforms. Why it matters: This collaboration aims to transform Saudi Arabia into a high-tech logistics hub, aligning with Vision 2030 and attracting investments in the logistics sector.
MBZUAI Associate Professor Martin Takáč is working on high-performance computing and machine learning with applications in logistics, supply chain management, and other areas. His research focuses on using AI to improve precision and efficiency in tasks like predicting demand and optimizing delivery routes. Takáč's interests include imitative learning, predictive modeling, and reinforcement learning to enable AI to mimic human behavior and predict future outcomes. Why it matters: This research contributes to the development of more efficient and reliable AI systems that can be applied to a wide range of industries in the UAE and beyond.
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MBZUAI graduates Dhanalaxmi Gaddam and Abbas Bamidele Abdulsalam won DP World’s Big Tech Project with a metaverse-based solution for logistics. Their winning solution uses VR/AR to enhance training and productivity at DP World's ports. They will receive master’s degrees from MBZUAI and commence a paid internship with DP World. Why it matters: The project highlights the growing role of AI and metaverse applications in optimizing logistics and trade across the GCC, which Strategy& projects could contribute $15 billion annually to GCC economies by 2030.