IFS to Demonstrate Industrial AI Applications at AI Everything Abu Dhabi 2026
IFS will demonstrate applications of artificial intelligence for asset-intensive industries at AI Everything Abu Dhabi 2026, taking place at ADNEC Centre on 6–7 October. The company will showcase examples of how AI can be applied to operational processes including equipment maintenance, fault diagnosis and task execution across business systems.
Among the demonstrations will be IFS Loops Digital Workers, which shows how AI-based digital workers can execute defined tasks across business systems. IFS Nexus Black Resolve will demonstrate the use of images and voice inputs to capture equipment faults, followed by AI-generated diagnosis and guided repair steps.
IFS Operational Intelligence will demonstrate how data from equipment can be used to identify signs of degradation and trigger a work request for maintenance. Rahul Misra, SVP and MD, IFS MEA, said the company’s focus is on applying AI to large-scale infrastructure and asset-intensive operations in the region.
“We are witnessing a phenomenal growth of large-scale infrastructure investments in the Middle East. These asset-heavy projects are being viewed for long-term economic growth. They are focused on asset performance, high level of resilience and, more importantly, to be intelligent systems,” he said.
Misra added that IFS sees opportunities for Industrial AI to support decision-making and execution across industry-specific operations. IFS will also address the transition from AI pilots to deployments in which digital workers execute defined business processes. The company said that as organisations increase the use of agentic AI, areas including governance, security, accountability and auditability will need to be considered alongside AI capabilities.
Suliman Gaouda, Regional VP – AI, APJMEA at IFS, will speak at the event on 7 October on “70% of the workforce doesn’t sit at a desk”. The session will examine the application of AI in industries where employees primarily work in physical and operational environments rather than traditional office settings.
IFS will be exhibiting at H2-D10, where its representatives will demonstrate its AI and enterprise software technologies to organisations across sectors including energy and resources, ports and logistics, rail and transport, utilities and power generation, data centres, aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), and defence sustainment.
