ABSIR Intelligence · AI · Robotics · Intelligent Systems
Don't Command the Machine. Command the Outcome.
We're changing how people work with drones, robots and intelligent systems — using AI, automation and solid engineering so the technology adapts to your goal, not the other way round.
Early-stage venture · Working prototypes · Pilot collaborations welcome
Conceptual 3D scene: a drone, a robotic arm and a ground robot linked by data — an illustration, not a deployed system.
Conceptual visualization — not a deployed system
Equipment, embedded systems and applications designed to work together.
Intelligent software connected to robots, drones, cameras and sensors.
Try a tailored solution on a real use case before committing to more.
Four sectors
The same team and the same AI and robotics know-how, shaped around what each sector actually needs.
01Education
Explore experiments, ask questions, and learn by doing.
What we offer
02Industry
Spend less time managing interfaces and more time getting work done.
What we offer
03Defense & Security
Broader visibility. Better information. Human decisions.
What we offer
04Research & Innovation
From the first sketch to a testable engineering prototype.
What we offer
How it comes together
Follow one example: a person states what they need, and connected technology helps deliver a result they can review.
This animation illustrates ABSIR's intended workflow. It does not mean every feature shown is commercially available today.
01The objective
Someone describes the goal in everyday words. No menus, no machine-specific commands.
“Inspect the equipment and report any abnormalities”
02Interpretation
The goal is weighed against the machines available, their sensors, the site's operating rules — and who needs to approve the work.
03Connected technology
A drone, a ground robot and a fixed camera can each play a part, all visible from one interface.
04Visual analysis
Computer vision highlights what may need attention and measures what it can — for a person to confirm.
05Actionable results
Observations, images, measurements and possible anomalies arrive as a draft report, ready for human review.
One Objective. Intelligent Systems. Actionable Results.
The shift
Too often, people have to adapt to technology. ABSIR is working toward something simpler: you describe the result you need, and well-integrated systems help you get there — with people in charge at every step.
Today
Machine-specific controls that only a few specialists can use with confidence.
Robots, cameras, sensors and software that were never designed to work together.
Long learning curves before a new system delivers anything useful.
With ABSIR
Interaction designed around the task and the result, not the device.
Hardware and software chosen and connected around your real use case.
Clear findings and records that people can check, approve and act on.
Hardware + software
ABSIR isn't only a software company. We engineer the physical side too — and connect both into one solution that works on site.
Robotic platforms, embedded systems, sensors, camera integration, laboratory equipment and custom prototypes.
AI applications, computer vision, robot interfaces, simulation, automation, monitoring dashboards and system integration.
Requirements, hardware and software selection, development, integration, testing, training and support — from one team.
Solutions
Four connected solutions that work as one ecosystem. Select one to see its desktop workspace and its mobile companion.
Interface concept — illustrative screens with sample data. No live data or connected devices.
ABSIR Command
A central experience for supported robots, drones, cameras and sensors — understandable controls, clear status, and access from a desktop or a phone.
Status: In development
Problems it addresses
Example applications
Illustrative target workflow — the four modules have not yet been proven together end-to-end.
Interactive 3D
Rotate a generic quadcopter, open it up, and select a part to see what it does and why it matters. It's a teaching model — not an ABSIR product design.
Drag to rotate · pinch or use + / − to zoom
Select a part — on the model or in the list — to learn what it does.
Runs in your browser, with no special equipment. Generic model: no proprietary designs, wiring or specifications are shown.
Select a step to highlight the parts involved.
A simplified, general explanation. It is not ABSIR's architecture or a deployed pipeline.
Interactive simulation
Experience a new way of interacting with intelligent machines. Use your webcam to explore drone control through natural hand movements.
Simulation only — not connected to any real drone.
Demonstrations
Approved demonstrations appear here once they're cleared for release. Until then, each slot shows what it will cover — never simulated footage.
Robotics & Drone Systems
Describing a task in plain words, then supervising connected equipment from one place.
Industrial Inspection
Reading gauge images and preparing draft findings for a qualified person to review.
AI & Computer Vision
Possible safety exceptions flagged for a supervisor to verify — supporting trained people, not replacing them.
Pilot With ABSIR
Tell us about it. We'll explore a suitable pilot together.
About ABSIR
ABSIR Intelligence is a Saudi-based emerging deep-tech venture working on AI-powered robotics, drones, intelligent software, computer vision and immersive technology. We're early-stage and open about it: working prototypes, capabilities in development and proposed ideas are always clearly labeled.
FAQ
Yes. Depending on the project, we can develop the software, integrate hardware and sensors, or deliver a complete solution.
Not necessarily. We can start by reviewing your use case and then discuss suitable equipment or integration options.
Yes. A short discovery conversation helps judge feasibility and the right next step.
ABSIR is an emerging venture, so maturity varies. Each solution shows its status, and availability, testing and scope are confirmed case by case.
No. They are conceptual illustrations of how ABSIR approaches problems. Real demonstrations are published separately on the Demonstrations page, each with a clear status.
Education, industry, approved defense and security training and facility-support contexts, and research and innovation.
