Emirates Group’s ForsaTEK showcased more than 60 AI and robotics projects
Emirates Group said its fourth ForsaTEK innovation event, held on 21–22 September 2026, presented more than 60 technology projects and solutions focused on artificial intelligence, robotics and human–AI collaboration. The company reported more than 90 sessions and experiences at the two-day event in Dubai.
Emirates Group said its fourth ForsaTEK innovation event, held on 21–22 September 2026, presented more than 60 technology projects and solutions focused on artificial intelligence, robotics and human–AI collaboration. The company reported more than 90 sessions and experiences at the two-day event in Dubai.
The programme included the launch of an Academic Research Collective to connect the group with research-intensive universities, and a next phase of its collaboration with OpenAI that gives employees secure access to AI models and conversational tools. Emirates also said more than 2,000 IT employees had joined its ARRIVE agentic software-engineering initiative by the end of August. These are company-reported activities; the release did not quantify resulting cost savings or service improvements.
At the BUILD 2026 conference, the communications minister cited power, connectivity, cloud access and advanced chips as constraints on local AI growth.
Source: Voice of Nigeria, reporting the Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy
A four-day RTA challenge with Canadian University Dubai and Mistral AI produced concepts for signals, congestion prediction and intersection coordination.
Source: Roads and Transport Authority Dubai
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