ایران کاروبوٹکس اور مصنوعی ذہانت کے شعبے میں اہم کارنامہ سرینا سیریز کا ہیومنائیڈ روبوٹس بنالیا

Written and summarized by: Mohammad Reza Seyed
Artificial intelligence is one of the fastest growing areas of technology that is fundamentally changing many aspects of life today. Iran has achieved significant success in this unique opportunity and challenges. The number of startups working on data analysis, machine learning, and computer vision in Iran has increased significantly, where they provide various services to customers using innovations based on artificial intelligence. Some of these startups have succeeded in attracting domestic and international investment and are gradually developing and expanding their activities. As a result of the progress of AI in Iran, increasing cooperation between universities and industries is helping new companies and startups to benefit from knowledge and scientific research and provide new products and services based on artificial intelligence. Knowledge is being seen as a model for economic development, especially to improve economic performance.
The relationship between science and industry is not only helping to accelerate the development of artificial intelligence in Iran, but is also becoming a reason to increase the performance and competitiveness of these companies in domestic and foreign markets. Iran’s development of the Serena series of humanoid robots is the country’s greatest achievement in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence. The humanoid, named after the Parthian General Serena, developed by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, is considered one of the world’s leading robots. The fourth-generation Serena, unveiled in 2019, has been further improved and can now be operated on uneven surfaces and has improved its grip on objects with force control. The idea of ​​creating an AI-based navigation application came when Google stopped working on speech recognition technology in Iran after sanctions on Iran. The application helps users find the best route for travel within and outside the city, as well as choose the best place for entertainment and services. Helps.
The Nature Index tracks the affiliations of high-quality scientific articles. In terms of research publications from 2015 to 2019, Iran ranked 13th in the world for AI, above Brazil, the Netherlands, and Russia in the rankings. In the SciMago Institutions Ranking, Iran ranked 15th in the world and first in West Asia in terms of published articles on artificial intelligence, above Brazil, Russia, and Turkey. In electrical and electronic engineering, which is part of artificial intelligence, Iran ranked 15th in the world and first in West Asia, while only the University of Tehran ranked 59th among the top 100 research institutions in the field of artificial intelligence. Based on the 2011-2021 ranking based on the matrix of top institutions of computer science ranking around the world, Sharif University of Technology, IPM Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences, and Iran University of Science and Technology are the top Asian institutions working on artificial intelligence. Among the 100 institutions, Iran is emerging as a regional leader in cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence, robotics and nanotechnology, which are rapidly finding applications in various industries. Last month, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps deployed missiles equipped with artificial intelligence technology during military exercises in the Persian Gulf. Iran has set a goal of becoming the market leader in artificial intelligence by 2032. A report by Iran’s Information and Communication Technology Research Institute said that Iran will be among the top 10 countries in artificial intelligence within 10 years.
The artificial intelligence ecosystem in Iran has grown from a business perspective with the resources to adapt to the challenges posed by unfair sanctions on the country and find innovative solutions. In short, the artificial intelligence sector is a golden opportunity for Iran, which is using all its capabilities to develop it by engaging in extensive cooperation between the government, the private sector and universities.