Sandex AI has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with ENAI Jordan, aiming to expand the reach of the 'Horus 360' platform in both Jordan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This partnership focuses on integrating artificial intelligence and computer vision technologies into smart security solutions for enterprises.
The Shift Toward Proactive Security
This move comes as part of both companies' efforts to support organizations in transitioning from traditional surveillance systems to security solutions based on real-time analysis of visual data. The 'Horus 360' platform works to detect potential risks and issue immediate alerts, contributing to increased operational efficiency and faster response times to security incidents.
Mohamed Al-Harthi, CEO of Sandex, emphasized that the collaboration represents a fundamental pillar for expanding the company's presence in regional markets, noting that the company focuses on transforming technical innovation in embedded systems and computer vision into practical applications that serve various sectors such as healthcare, education, and retail.
What Does This Collaboration Mean for Enterprises?
The added value of this collaboration lies in the ability of organizations to transform raw visual data into actionable information. By integrating these technologies, facilities can:
- Early Risk Detection: Reduce response time through automated scene analysis.
- Improve Operational Efficiency: Automate monitoring processes and reduce reliance on human intervention for routine tasks.
- Enhance Asset Protection: Provide a smart protection layer that adapts to different work environments.
For his part, Fadi Shureih, CEO of ENAI Jordan, pointed out that the platform aligns with the company's strategy of providing smart and automated business solutions, allowing clients in Jordan and Saudi Arabia to leverage the capabilities of artificial intelligence to enhance the security of their facilities.
Sandex bases this expansion on previous experience in developing digital products for smart facilities, including projects in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, in addition to developing specialized digital monitoring centers for medical institutions, reflecting the company's direction toward strengthening its presence in Arab markets through integrated technical solutions.