He boasts over 10 years of experience in robotics, AI, computer vision, and digital transformation. A seasoned entrepreneur, he heads DevisionX, an AI-focused company.

Mahmoud AbdelAziz (photo), an Egyptian entrepreneur and 2011 graduate of Zagazig University with a bachelor's degree in electricity, electronics, and communications, serves as the co-founder and CEO of DevisionX. Established in 2016 by AbdelAziz and Samar Hamdy, DevisionX specializes in the artificial intelligence industry, offering solutions that empower manufacturers and businesses through the application of AI and computer vision to address their daily challenges.

DevisionX’s flagship product is Tuba.ai, a no-code tool designed to streamline the machine learning process. This innovative platform facilitates the labeling, training, and deployment of AI-Vision applications in a systematic, modular fashion. Even individuals lacking experience in artificial intelligence or coding can leverage Tuba.ai to achieve these tasks.

Tuba.ai, created to cater to a wide range of expertise levels, allows users to develop computer vision applications directly through an interface without the need for coding. Alternatively, those inclined towards custom programming can utilize software development kits.

In addition to his role at DevisionX, AbdelAziz is the Head of Business Development at Stream Controls, a company offering cutting-edge software products to systems integrators. As a member of both the Future of SaaS community and the AI Guild specialist association, AbdelAziz also serves as a consultant to Management & Training Corporation, an American entity overseeing workforce development contracts in areas such as prison administration and medicine, with a focus on serving disadvantaged populations.

Beyond his corporate responsibilities, in 2011, AbdelAziz co-founded the MATE Egypt Regional ROV Competition, an annual event organized at the Arab Academy of Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) for undergraduate students. In 2013, he established QEYE, an Egyptian startup committed to enhancing production quality across various industries, including textiles, plastics, paper, packaging, and more.

Demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit, AbdelAziz co-founded EG Robotics in 2015, a company specializing in robotics, and in 2018, he ventured into the fintech realm with the establishment of Digified, an Egyptian startup providing digital identity verification solutions.

Melchior Koba