The United Arab Emirates has emerged as a global pioneer in the use of technology to improve sustainability, energy efficiency, and digitally improved construction and operation.

Expo 2020 is a significant boost to the economy and the ideal platform for showcasing the UAE as a progressive and technology-driven nation.

Teknoware Middle East FZCO, the regional office for Teknoware Oy, a Finnish vehicle and emergency lighting manufacturer, has announced strategies to launch the company's new-generation Seven Series string of centralized emergency lighting control panels, and other cutting-edge luminaire solutions, in the area. The unveiling will take place in September 2021 at Dubai's famous Burj Khalifa.

Teknoware's new-generation luminaires and Cloud-enabled monitoring and management solutions will be essential in propelling this revolution forward.

“The ability to remotely operate and monitor the Teknoware Seven Series Panel through cloud would revolutionize the operation of emergency lighting systems in the area,” said Mohammed Sufiyan, General Manager of Teknoware Middle East FZCO.

“SSL Cyber Security certification, and single-window access to globally connected facilities, enable safe monitoring and control from anywhere in the world, and we're thrilled to deliver this new technology to consumers in the MEA and APAC countries,” Sufiyan added.

According to Sanjeevv Bhatia, Managing Director & Partner of Teknoware Middle East FZCO, in addition to the Seven Series Panel, they are also introducing EN1838 compliant Steel Series Exit Luminaires, and the Step and Stamina Emergency Lighting series, which promote and drive energy efficiency and sustainability as a unified system.

“Our systems, which were certified by all six GCC Civil Defence authorities, were designed with an emphasis on increased performance and extensive remote monitoring and control capabilities and is more energy-efficient and sustainable. We are excited to provide these next-generation remedies to a market which is paving the way in the adoption of these technologies,” Bhatia said.