The German Jordanian University (GJU) participated in the AGIBOT Partner Conference (APC), held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, bringing together partners and stakeholders interested in advancing artificial intelligence and robotics ecosystems. The conference reflected AGIBOT’s efforts to expand its local and international partnerships, showcase its latest humanoid robotics solutions, and accelerate the deployment of embodied AI applications in real-world environments.
GJU was represented at the conference by its President, Prof. Ala'aldeen Al-Halhouli, and Dr. Sahar Qadan. The participation marked an important milestone in the partnership between GJU and AGIBOT, highlighting the University’s commitment to building strategic relationships with leading global technology companies and leveraging these partnerships to advance education, scientific research, and innovation.
The conference provided an opportunity to explore future areas of cooperation between the two sides, including joint research projects, knowledge and expertise exchange, talent and capacity development, and enhancing the skills of students and researchers. Discussions also addressed the integration of advanced robotics technologies into education and applied learning, providing students and researchers with opportunities to engage directly with emerging technologies and apply them to real-world projects.
GJU’s participation is part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen collaboration among industry, academia, and research, and to bridge academic knowledge with advanced technological applications. These efforts contribute to preparing highly skilled professionals capable of keeping pace with rapid developments in the technology and artificial intelligence sectors.
The participation also paves the way for a new phase of cooperation between GJU and AGIBOT, with potential joint initiatives and projects in Jordan and the region. Such collaboration is expected to further strengthen GJU’s presence in artificial intelligence, robotics, and applied research, while supporting its role in preparing specialized talent for future technologies.