Naseej Announces its Partnership with Forhat Robotics

Naseej announces the provision of digital transformation solutions, in cooperation with Forhat Robotics, a leading company in the field of designing, manufacturing and operating social robots.
Naseej Technologies, a leading provider of digital transformation solutions, announced its partnership with Forhat Robotics, a leading company in the field of designing, manufacturing and operating social robots and conversational artificial intelligence.
This partnership was revealed during the Leap 23 conference that was held in Riyadh in early February 2023, when cooperation between the two parties was announced, whereby Naseej would integrate Furhat Robotics solutions into its solutions, which would provide a unique and distinct experience for Naseej customers. As well as its contribution to accelerating the adoption of emerging technologies in the region’s markets.
Forhat Robotics is a leading company that uses artificial intelligence technology to design, produce and operate practical applications for talking robots. As for the automated robot (Furhat), it is an advanced social robot, designed to interact with humans naturally, smoothly and automatically, and is characterized by its ability to understand human feelings and interact with them instantly, which makes it an effective technical solution for various applications – starting with customer service, through education, Entertainment, and other important applications in the lives of people everywhere.
Under this agreement, Naseej will cooperate with Furhat Robotics Company in evaluating and developing new opportunities and applications to take advantage of the capabilities and capabilities of the social robot (Furahat), including integrating the technology owned by Furhat Company into the products and services currently offered by Naseej, especially in the education sectors. and culture, in order to provide a captivating and attractive experience for Naseej’s customer base.
The robot (Farhat) can be seen and interacted with during the twenty-sixth annual conference and exhibition of the Association of Specialized Libraries / Arabian Gulf Branch, which will be held in the State of Kuwait on the seventh of March, where the robot (Farhat) will be presented within the framework of the offers and products offered by Naseej at this important event. .
Commenting on this, Engineer Abdul CEO and Managing Director of Naseej, said, “The technologies provided by Farhat Robotics are a quantum leap in the field of social robots. Integrating Furhat technology into our solutions will allow us to provide our customers with a unique user experience.”
For his part, Samer Al-Mubayed, Founder and CEO of Furhat Robotics, said, “This is a wonderful moment for the technology sector in Saudi Arabia, as we are pleased to cooperate and join forces with Naseej. As we push the boundaries of what is possible in the field of social robots, we are thrilled as we take another step forward through this fruitful collaboration with Naseej. And seeing is the best proof, we look forward to people in this region meeting the robot (Farhat) and seeing for themselves the enormous potential it has.”
Naseej is a leading company working to enable digital transformation in the management of learning and knowledge assets, by developing solutions and services that push the pace of digital transformation among its customers, while reducing the technical burden on them, enabling them to focus their efforts and resources on achieving their strategic goals. Naseej serves the education sectors, libraries and cultural centers, government agencies and companies, and provides them with integrated digital transformation solutions that harness the latest technologies and best practices in learning management and knowledge assets.
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Naseej announces the provision of digital transformation solutions, in cooperation with Forhat Robotics, a leading company in the field of designing, manufacturing and operating social robots.
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