Asilla Joins Japan-Saudi Arabia ICT Policy Dialogue as Only Startup
Asilla was the only startup among Japanese participants, and its focus on field-level AI implementation addresses Saudi Arabia's practical challenge of embedding technology in large-scale urban projects.
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Asilla participated in the first Japan-Saudi Arabia Public-Private ICT Policy Dialogue on September 1 in Riyadh. The company was the only startup among Japanese participants, presenting its AI Security asilla behavior recognition technology and discussing contributions to Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
Asilla took part in the inaugural Japan-Saudi Arabia Public-Private ICT Policy Dialogue, held September 1 in Riyadh. The company presented its behavior recognition AI, AI Security asilla, and discussed how its technology could support smart city projects tied to Vision 2030.
Asilla was the only startup among the Japanese participants, which included Hitachi Arabia, Mitsui & Co., and Rakuten Symphony. The company emphasized its work in AI development and post-implementation operation, sharing insights from social implementations in Japan.
It also outlined work on a proprietary Vision Language Model that combines video and language to understand situations. The dialogue followed a 2019 memorandum of cooperation between Japan's MIC and Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, marking the first session under a public-private framework.
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