Riyadh:Six innovative projects developed by trainees at the Riyadh Digital Technical College for Girls have qualified for the Security and Innovation Fair (SAIF) 2026, showcasing the digital skills and innovative capabilities of young Saudi talent.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the selected projects for the SAIF 2026 exhibition and competition include advanced technological solutions in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and embedded systems. These trainees have developed innovative models designed to meet the future needs of the technology sector.
The projects feature "Aoun Two-Way LoRa Distress System for Search and Rescue," developed by Dana Alenezi, Hailah Al-Hajji, Abrar Al-Qarni, Jawaher Al-Sharif, and Renad Al-Dosari. Other projects include ASWAR by Wedyan Al-Otaibi, Vornx by Nada Al-Subaie, MatchUp by Yara Al-Roqi, SKYSCAN AI by Jumana Berjis, and the Drone Flight Path Redirection System by Layan Al-Bouri.
The exhibition and competition will take place in Riyadh from November 24 to 26, bringing together these qualifying projects in an international technology-focused setting aimed at supporting innovation and empowering national talent.