Brouge Implements AI-Powered Self-Regulation Processes

Borealis PLC has announced its partnership with Honeywell to conduct proof-of-concept tests at its facility in the UAE, utilizing artificial intelligence solutions and tools to significantly enhance operational efficiency and productivity.

Through this collaboration, Borealis and Honeywell aim to develop the first autonomous control room in the petrochemical sector, which will manage processes in real-time using AI-driven technologies.

Hazeem Sultan Al Suwaidi, CEO of Borealis, emphasized that the integration of artificial intelligence, advanced technologies, and digital transformation will set new standards for operational processes, innovation, and business performance. He noted that partnering with global leaders in AI like Honeywell will enable the company to accelerate its growth, improve productivity, and enhance shareholder value.

Additionally, he mentioned that this initiative would bolster the company’s competitive capabilities, paving the way for further successes in the UAE while fostering a culture of innovation and sustainability within the industrial sector. He pointed out that both companies will leverage their expertise in operational technologies and autonomous control to uncover new opportunities for implementing AI-driven solutions.

George Boumetri, Head of Industrial Automation at Honeywell Middle East, stated that integrating AI and automation into core operations contributes to achieving new levels of efficiency and safety.

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