IMKAN, Saal.ai forge partnership at MIITE to advance real estate AI, Big Data
22 May 2025 00:30
ABU DHABI (WAM)IMKAN, a leading global master developer based in Abu Dhabi, has entered a strategic partnership with Saal.ai, a national leader in Artificial Intelligence and Big Data technologies, with the aim of revolutionising the UAE's real estate sector by integrating advanced AI and digital technologies across the value chain.Unveiled at the Make it in the Emirates event held from May 19 -22, the collaboration will deliver smarter, faster, and more sustainable living experiences. It will deploy cutting-edge digital solutions that empower developers to design more intelligently, streamline operations, and make faster, evidence-based decisions—all aligned with the UAE's broader vision for technological leadership and sustainable growth.By leveraging Saal.ai's cutting-edge platforms, IMKAN is set to enhance design optimisation, streamline operations, and offer hyper-personalised customer engagement. The approach enables the delivery of future-ready living environments equipped with IoT and smart infrastructure, paving the way for next-generation communities.IMKAN is the first real estate developer in the region employing this advanced technology for compliance automation. This intelligent automation ensures consistency in regulatory compliance, eliminates manual bottlenecks, and enhances project delivery timelines.Suwaidan Al Dhaheri, CEO of IMKAN Properties, said, "This forward-thinking partnership demonstrates how technology can drive real, measurable impact in our sector. By leveraging the power of AI and data, we are not only optimising delivery timelines and costs and reducing human error, but we are also ensuring that our developments set new benchmarks for quality, compliance, and future readiness."
Vikraman Poduval, CEO of Saal.ai, added, "As the UAE continues to lead the region in digital transformation and AI innovation, we are proud to be partnering with IMKAN to empower the Future of Intelligence Living. We at SAAL are passionate about capitalising ttechnology for the good at large, ans this partnership is an example of our solutions to optimise the real estate development cycle and the project cost, while preparing for the Internet of Things and future-ready smart homes."
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