Robotics solutions that start with young people
Young Saudis creating robotics solutions for industrial challenges, through applied learning that ties knowledge to real experience.
Our story
From a few dedicated teams to an association that opens wider opportunities
Every stop along the way moved the robotics community a step further: training, competition, recognition, incubation, then partnerships that widened the impact.
The startTraining 14 robotics teams
The work began by preparing teams for robotics competitions, and by building a practical base of knowledge, hands-on experience, and teamwork.
Global achievementFifth in the world at VEX
Our teams took the Aali name to VEX, the largest robotics championship in the world, and came fifth overall: proof that hands-on learning holds up in real competition.
National recognitionHonored by the Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources
His Excellency Bandar Alkhorayef, Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, recognized the work Aali had done, in a moment that connected its impact directly to industry and technology.
A selective stepJoining the Misk incubator
Aali joined the Misk initiatives incubator with an acceptance rate of 2.2%, a step that opened the door to refining the model and widening its reach.
First partnershipsA partnership with ExxonMobil
The association began its first partnerships in collaboration with ExxonMobil, bringing young people closer to professional settings and deeper applied work.
An institutional startGraduating with 500,000 in support, and starting the Misk partnership
Aali graduated from the incubator with support of 500,000, and began its partnership with the Mohammed bin Salman Foundation (Misk) to keep building lasting impact.
