Abu Dhabi-based Presight, the leading generative AI-powered data analytics company in the UAE, will have advanced flood monitor and earthquake detection in their emergency response management platform.
Presight informed Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) that it has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Japan’s NEC Corporation, and the Singapore-based DeepTech Engineering to integrate their detection and monitoring capabilities into its platform.
NEC will provide its flood monitor and alarm system, which uses SAR observation and ground sensors, to monitor bodies of water in real-time, and utilise analytics to predict and evaluate the flood risk. DeepTech Engineering will provide a Seismic AI solution for early warnings such as earthquake detection.
These capabilities will help Presight equip clients like the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) with another layer of preparedness against natural disasters to protect people in the UAE and other countries.
The AI-powered Presight emergency response management platform is a world-first solution developed using the company’s expertise in smart cities and public services to create a central command solution for smart incident management. The platform combines artificial intelligence, machine learning, and geospatial tools like digital twins, integrated with communications and monitoring systems.
It provides real-time information, automated responses, and other capabilities to coordinate humanitarian, emergency, medical, and citizen services during emergency incidents to increase a city’s resiliency and recovery.
Thomas Pramotedham, CEO of Presight, said: “Presight has worked closely with valued clients like NCEMA to develop an exceptionally powerful solution for emergency readiness and incident response, and now with the addition of best-in-class capabilities from NEC and DeepTech Engineering, we will add flood and earthquake monitoring and analysis to the platform’s capabilities.
“We welcome our new partners in expanding the platform, which will enable us to enhance the protection and peace of mind that it can provide to our clients and their citizens, nationally, regionally and internationally.”
The MoUs were signed during the ongoing GITEX in the presence of Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of Cybersecurity for the UAE Government.
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