The Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC) has signed two agreements with China’s urban development firms during the Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS) International Roadshow in Shanghai, China, focused on advanced modular construction systems and AI-driven smart city solutions.
ADPIC formalised partnerships with Q Home, a joint venture between NetZero (UAE) and Broad Homes (China), to localise modular construction systems and industrialised building technologies, and 3Enovator Technology to deploy AI applications in infrastructure governance and digital transformation of capital projects.
Smart and sustainable frameworks
The agreements aim to strengthen Abu Dhabi’s vision to develop smart, sustainable and innovative governance frameworks for construction and infrastructure monitoring, laying a foundation for future-ready, net-zero infrastructure and smart city development in the Emirate.
“This visit to China has been highly successful and marks another important moment in advancing infrastructure across the emirate,” said Mohamed Ali Al Shorafa, chairman of DMT. “We have engaged with China’s construction innovators, technology pioneers and urban development specialists. Our visit demonstrates the value of working with global leaders who possess proven expertise at the scale and pace our ambitious infrastructure programme demands to improve liveability for all.
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