Kumrah Artificial Intelligence, a deep-tech startup from the Advanced Research and Innovation Center at Khalifa University, and Swiss neuromorphic technology company iniVation, established a global venture to develop and commercialize advanced neuromorphic vision-based inspection and autonomy systems. The partnership will focus on creating AI-powered hardware and software solutions for industrial and aerospace applications. The joint venture will combine Kumrah’s access to licensed intellectual property and commercialization pathways with iniVation’s neuromorphic vision systems and technical expertise. IniVation is a Swiss firm affiliated with SynSense, of which it is a group company. Its technology combines both neuromorphic sensing and processing technologies. Representatives from Kumarah AI, iniVation, SynSense, Khalifa University Enterprises Company, and Strata Manufacturing signed a memorandum of understanding to establish the collaboration. Courtesy of Khalifa University of Science and Technology. The joint venture will consolidate each party’s strengths to focus on developing and deploying neuromorphic sensors, processors, and adaptive software tailored for industrial inspection, quality assurance, and autonomous decision-making. The partners will collaborate on system design, prototype development, and technical validation for key industry verticals, while jointly identifying funding sources and commercial opportunities. Kumrah AI will lead commercialization and system integration in the regions of the Middle East and North Africa, engaging with local customers, regulators, and partners to ensure successful market deployment. IniVation will serve as the technical lead, contributing proprietary neuromorphic vision technologies, hardware platforms, and software tools. It is also expected to facilitate knowledge transfer and training into international markets, including Europe, North America, and Asia.