RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA
At LEAP 2026, Riyadh's flagship tech event, Hollyway Group has arrived with a clear message: the successful beginning is already here.
Over the past twelve months, Hollyway has built a strong Middle East presence with Saudi Arabia at its core. Through persistent business development and deep localized service, the company has become a trusted partner for the region's largest energy and infrastructure owners.
The results are tangible. Saudi Aramco has shown strong interest in Hollyway's autonomous systems, while Ma'aden, Saudi Arabia's national mining champion, has already signed with Hollyway to deploy autonomous drone-in-a-box systems across its sprawling mining operations—for site inspection, asset monitoring, and safety assurance—proving the technology's robustness in extreme desert conditions:
— Extreme heat and sandstorms that ground conventional drones. Hollyway's industrial-grade docks operate above 50°C, keeping fleets airborne.
— Vast linear assets spanning thousands of kilometers. Hollyway's AI-powered defect detection cuts inspection time from days to hours.
— Hazardous environments where human inspectors face life-threatening risks. Hollyway's 4D AI Brain enables fully remote operations.
— Data silos between legacy systems and IoT platforms. Hollyway's open API bridges the gap, feeding data directly into digital twin ecosystems.
This year's LEAP theme—"Into New Worlds"—could not be more fitting. From mining to oil and gas, from power grids to smart cities, Hollyway is proving that the future of industrial operations is autonomous.
As Saudi Arabia advances Vision 2030, demand for cutting-edge autonomous solutions is soaring. Hollyway's presence at LEAP 2026 signals a long-term commitment to the Kingdom—not as a vendor, but as a strategic technology partner.
"Our first year in the Middle East has been about listening, learning, and delivering. We've shown our technology works where it matters most—in the harshest conditions, for the most demanding clients. Ma'aden is just the beginning. "
— Chris, CEO, Hollyway Group
Visitors to LEAP 2026 are experiencing live demos of Hollyway's latest autonomous workflows, including real-time AI defect recognition and swarm coordination. The message is clear: Hollyway is not just participating in the Middle East's technology revolution—it is helping to lead it.
