UAE-based Ultimate Power Solution Group has unveiled a new generation of electric power generators incorporating artificial intelligence and robotics technologies at Middle East Energy 2026 in Dubai, aiming to transform conventional generators into smarter systems for operation, monitoring and control.

Headquartered in Sharjah International Airport Free Zone, the Group is showcasing solutions that combine artificial intelligence, automation, robotics and advanced monitoring and control systems.

The technologies are designed to improve operational efficiency, maximise the use of performance data and enhance equipment monitoring and diagnostics for industrial, commercial and infrastructure projects.

The company said the integration of power generation equipment with advanced digital technologies represents a new direction for the industry and demonstrates the capacity of UAE companies to develop locally engineered solutions for highly competitive global markets.

Dr. Khaled Al Nablsee, Chairman of Ultimate Power Solution Group, said the industry is increasingly moving beyond traditional measures such as output capacity, equipment size and mechanical efficiency.

“The future of the generator industry is no longer linked solely to output capacity, size and mechanical efficiency, but is increasingly moving towards the use of software, artificial intelligence and modern control systems to improve system performance.”

He added that the Group is focused on developing Made in the UAE products that combine engineering expertise with advanced technology and can compete across GCC, Arab and international markets.

Ultimate Power Solution Group’s portfolio includes electric generators, solar and renewable energy systems, as well as solutions powered by wind, crude oil, natural gas and liquefied gas.

It also develops industrial programming, automation, AI and robotics technologies.

The Group’s strategy aligns with the UAE Energy Strategy 2050, which targets increasing installed clean energy capacity from 14.2 gigawatts to 19.8 gigawatts by 2030 and raising its share of the overall energy mix to 30 per cent.

The strategy also aims to increase clean energy’s contribution to power generation to 32 per cent, improve energy consumption efficiency by 42-45 per cent compared with 2019 levels, generate AED100 billion ($27 billion) in financial savings and mobilise AED150-200 billion in investment by 2030. -OGN/TradeArabia News Service