X-GEN Signs Three Strategic Partnerships with Global Technology Leaders at Cairo ICT 2026 to Advance Robotics and Drone Solutions
Egyptian technology company X-GEN has announced the signing of three strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) during Cairo ICT 2026, held from November 7 to 10, strengthening its position in advanced robotics, drones and autonomous solutions.
The agreements bring together X-GEN with China-based technology companies Hollyway and PUDU Robotics, alongside HPAC, the Middle East distributor of French drone technology company DRONE VOLT.
Through these partnerships, X-GEN aims to accelerate the adoption of advanced robotics, autonomous drones and intelligent operational systems in Egypt. The collaborations will target practical challenges across infrastructure, industry, agriculture, facility management, logistics and other strategic sectors.
The agreements also support X-GEN’s strategy to build an integrated technology platform that combines global innovation with Egyptian engineering expertise, developing practical solutions tailored to the needs of different industries.
Three Partnerships to Bring Global Innovation to Egypt
Hollyway: Advancing Autonomous Drone Infrastructure
Through its exclusive partnership with Chinese technology company Hollyway in Egypt, X-GEN will introduce the company’s advanced Iron Dock technology, which enables autonomous drone operations for intelligent inspections, remote monitoring and proactive infrastructure management.
The technology offers opportunities to improve operational efficiency, strengthen asset monitoring and identify potential risks at an earlier stage, supporting smarter infrastructure and facility management.
PUDU Robotics: Introducing Advanced Intelligent Robotics
X-GEN has become PUDU Robotics’ first partner in Africa, opening new opportunities to introduce the Chinese company’s advanced robotic technologies to the Egyptian market.
The collaboration covers several technology areas, including autonomous cleaning robots, industrial logistics and material-handling systems, intelligent service and delivery robots, as well as emerging quadruped and humanoid robotic technologies.
These solutions are designed to improve productivity, operational consistency and workplace safety. They also enable employees to focus on higher-value responsibilities while robots handle repetitive or potentially hazardous tasks.
DRONE VOLT and HPAC: Integrated Drone Solutions in Egypt and Saudi Arabia
X-GEN’s agreement with DRONE VOLT, a French drone technology company represented in the Middle East by Saudi-based distributor HPAC, establishes a framework for cooperation in professional drone technologies and integrated industry solutions.
The partnership aims to combine complementary products, technological capabilities and operational expertise, initially targeting opportunities in Egypt while exploring a reciprocal collaboration model in Saudi Arabia.
Both parties intend to complement their solutions across the two markets, while exploring joint product development and customized applications for different industries.
Beyond conventional product distribution, the collaboration will focus on an enterprise solutions approach, identifying specific industry challenges and delivering integrated technologies tailored to operational requirements.
DRONE VOLT’s professional drone portfolio includes solutions for industrial inspection, surveillance, thermography, surface treatment and search-and-rescue applications across sectors such as energy, construction, civil engineering and security.
Amir Wahid: We Are Bringing Global Technology to Egypt to Build Solutions, Not Simply Supply Equipment
Commenting on the three partnerships, Amir Wahid, Co-Founder and CEO of X-GEN, said that Egypt has the talent, engineering capabilities and ambition to become a significant player in advanced technology.
He explained that the partnerships with leading international companies go beyond introducing robots and drones to the Egyptian market. Instead, they aim to combine global innovation with Egyptian expertise to develop solutions that address real challenges, improve productivity and create lasting value.
Wahid emphasized that X-GEN seeks to become a strategic technology partner to industries rather than simply an equipment distributor. He added that the company’s approach focuses on understanding industry challenges first and then delivering the right solutions across infrastructure, agriculture, industrial operations and public services.
He also noted that building international partnerships contributes to strengthening Egypt’s technological capabilities while creating opportunities for regional cooperation and expansion.
Global Technology, Egyptian Expertise and Regional Ambition
The three agreements reflect X-GEN’s broader strategy to establish an integrated technology ecosystem that combines advanced international solutions with Egyptian engineering, technical knowledge and operational capabilities.
Rather than offering standalone products, the company focuses on developing customized solutions that address industry-specific needs, support digital transformation and enhance efficiency, safety and productivity.
By strengthening its partnerships with international technology leaders, X-GEN aims to contribute to the development of Egypt’s advanced technology landscape, expand local expertise and create new opportunities for collaboration across regional markets.
The partnerships were announced during Cairo ICT 2026, where X-GEN showcased its growing portfolio of robotics, drones and intelligent systems, highlighting the practical potential of advanced technologies across multiple industries.
X-GEN – Built for What’s NeXt.
About X-GEN
X-GEN is an Egyptian technology company specializing in robotics, drones, intelligent systems and integrated operational solutions. Combining local engineering expertise with advanced global technologies and innovation, the company develops practical solutions that enhance efficiency, safety and operational performance across key sectors, including infrastructure, agriculture, facility management, surveillance, emergency response and logistics.










