Smart Pyramids has successfully graduated from the fourth cycle of the Project Growth and Job Creation Accelerator Program! This is a huge milestone in their journey to revolutionize energy-efficient real estate and help achieve Net-Zero buildings across Egypt and the entire MENA region. This DeepTech startup, based in Upper Egypt, completed the intensive five-month program. The program offered world-class guidance and strategic support, really boosting Smart Pyramids' vision to lead the way in sustainable, locally manufactured Internet of Things (IoT) and Edge AI solutions, all developed right from Assiut Governorate. Mahmoud El-Sherif, the Founder and CEO, shared, "This journey has been a major turning point for us. This achievement is a tribute to our dedicated Research and Development team in Assiut. Their unwavering passion and their refusal to ever say 'impossible' are truly the backbone of all our innovations."
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