emirates7 - In a testament to Dubai's commitment to fostering talent and innovation, Emirati student Ali Humaid Al Loughani was awarded the ‘Leadership Medal’ along with two gold medals at the 6th International Inventions and Trade Expo held in London from September 24 to 26.
Supported by Digital Dubai, Al Loughani was recognized for his innovative projects utilizing AI and IoT technologies to tackle marine safety and sustainability challenges, standing out among 285 participants from around the world. As the youngest participant, his achievements underscore the potential of Emirati talent in promoting environmentally friendly solutions globally.
During the event, Al Loughani presented two significant projects: the ‘Ship Accident Prevention Project,’ which employs artificial intelligence to enhance maritime safety, and the ‘Hydropower Project,’ a hybrid energy solution that integrates solar power with hydrogen fuel cells powered by IoT technologies. His participation reflects Digital Dubai's dedication to nurturing creative initiatives within the community.
In addition to the prestigious ‘Leadership Medal,’ Al Loughani received a gold medal for each of his two projects. He was also acknowledged by the Inventors Association of Romania, Norton University of Cambodia, and the National University of Science and Technology in Bucharest.
Al Loughani's AI-based ship accident prevention system enhances maritime safety by monitoring and analyzing real-time data on sea conditions, ship speed, and weather, thus preventing potential accidents. This system supports global sustainability efforts by minimizing the environmental impact of maritime accidents, such as oil spills, and plays a key role in protecting marine ecosystems.
His ‘Hydropower Project’ aims to develop a hybrid energy system that combines solar energy with hydrogen fuel cells, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and contributing to clean energy and climate action goals. The project integrates solar panels, hydrogen fuel cells, and an electrolysis generator to convert solar energy into electricity, promoting sustainable energy use.
Al Loughani has an impressive track record, previously winning second place in the young inventors’ category at the 34th Technology, Innovation, and Invention Exhibition in Malaysia. Digital Dubai will facilitate a scientific visit for him to Dallas, Texas, where he will participate in the Best Young Inventors Award and the Dr. Robot competition. This opportunity will provide him with mentorship, resources, and support to further develop his innovative ideas and pursue patent registration.
Supported by Digital Dubai, Al Loughani was recognized for his innovative projects utilizing AI and IoT technologies to tackle marine safety and sustainability challenges, standing out among 285 participants from around the world. As the youngest participant, his achievements underscore the potential of Emirati talent in promoting environmentally friendly solutions globally.
During the event, Al Loughani presented two significant projects: the ‘Ship Accident Prevention Project,’ which employs artificial intelligence to enhance maritime safety, and the ‘Hydropower Project,’ a hybrid energy solution that integrates solar power with hydrogen fuel cells powered by IoT technologies. His participation reflects Digital Dubai's dedication to nurturing creative initiatives within the community.
In addition to the prestigious ‘Leadership Medal,’ Al Loughani received a gold medal for each of his two projects. He was also acknowledged by the Inventors Association of Romania, Norton University of Cambodia, and the National University of Science and Technology in Bucharest.
Al Loughani's AI-based ship accident prevention system enhances maritime safety by monitoring and analyzing real-time data on sea conditions, ship speed, and weather, thus preventing potential accidents. This system supports global sustainability efforts by minimizing the environmental impact of maritime accidents, such as oil spills, and plays a key role in protecting marine ecosystems.
His ‘Hydropower Project’ aims to develop a hybrid energy system that combines solar energy with hydrogen fuel cells, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and contributing to clean energy and climate action goals. The project integrates solar panels, hydrogen fuel cells, and an electrolysis generator to convert solar energy into electricity, promoting sustainable energy use.
Al Loughani has an impressive track record, previously winning second place in the young inventors’ category at the 34th Technology, Innovation, and Invention Exhibition in Malaysia. Digital Dubai will facilitate a scientific visit for him to Dallas, Texas, where he will participate in the Best Young Inventors Award and the Dr. Robot competition. This opportunity will provide him with mentorship, resources, and support to further develop his innovative ideas and pursue patent registration.