Yango Tech, a B2B technology solutions provider under Yango Group, has announced the launch of a new business unit focused on developing and deploying autonomous industrial AI agents aimed at supporting the UAE’s growing digital economy.
The company said the AI agents are designed to perform operational tasks across customer service, analytics, compliance and decision-making functions, targeting sectors such as fintech, medtech, e-commerce, logistics, smart cities and the public sector.
According to the company, the platform includes both ready-to-deploy solutions and customizable tools that allow businesses to build AI agents suited to their operational requirements. The move comes amid rising demand in the Middle East for scalable AI systems, with the regional AI economy projected to reach $320 billion by 2030.
Yango Tech said its AI agents can integrate with enterprise systems such as CRM, HR and finance platforms, enabling them to function as digital employees with execution capabilities, memory and built-in security features.
The company claimed that for governments and enterprises investing in digital workforces and smart city projects, the technology can be used across customer support, sales, recruitment and debt recovery, achieving up to 95% first-contact resolution rates, faster hiring cycles and operational savings of up to $100,000 per month.
Its smart city solutions also include digital twin technology, emergency navigation systems, mobility optimisation and real-time urban analytics aimed at improving city management, traffic flow and energy efficiency.
In healthcare, Yango Tech said its AI tools can help reduce administrative workloads for doctors through features such as appointment transcription, medical record search, imaging analysis and AI-driven command centres. The company said these tools can help automate documentation, provide faster access to patient data and support diagnostic processes.
In the financial sector, the company said its AI solutions can support front-, middle- and back-office functions through chatbots, credit scoring tools, fraud detection analytics and workflow automation.
Commenting on the launch, Vladimir Razuvaev, Chief Executive at Yango Tech, said: “Enterprises today are under pressure to turn AI into practical outcomes. Our AI Agents were built to help organizations deploy autonomous digital employees that integrate securely into existing systems and deliver measurable productivity gains. With around 84% of GCC organisations adopting AI, the opportunity now lies in execution. Our vision is to help healthcare providers, banks, private firms and cities scale AI responsibly while strengthening performance, transparency and service quality.”
The company said the launch also aligns with the UAE’s broader innovation strategy and regional ambitions to expand AI-driven economic growth, smart infrastructure and digital governance.
Yango Tech added that its platform supports sovereign deployments, local data control and enterprise-grade security, which it said would help organisations accelerate AI adoption while supporting the UAE’s goal of building future-ready public services and a knowledge-based economy.
