GeoTech

Founded in 2018, GeoTech is a Saudi information technology company specializing in location intelligence, geospatial analytics and AI-powered digital transformation. Based in Riyadh and owned by Hama Technologies, it develops software and spatial data platforms for municipal authorities, real estate developers and infrastructure operators. Its work supports digital transformation programmes associated with Saudi Vision 2030.

The company combines geospatial data integration, computer vision and machine learning to interpret physical environments and support operational decisions. Its capabilities span satellite imagery analysis, spatial search, digital documentation, urban asset inventories and flow modeling. These activities connect the collection and interpretation of location data with platforms used to manage property, public services and infrastructure.

Technology and solutions

SmartSat is GeoTech’s satellite analytics engine. It uses high-resolution commercial satellite imagery and deep learning to analyze urban growth, land use and infrastructure density. The company also develops computer vision workflows for municipal visual pollution detection, including identifying urban decay, construction violations and hazards affecting public rights of way.

Its smart asset inventory systems identify, locate and classify urban features from mobile and aerial sensors. These systems support spatial registries of street furniture, utilities and other municipal infrastructure, bringing automated capture and geolocation into asset management workflows.

Delivery capabilities

GeoTech organizes its offering around four areas: Digital Transformation and Innovation, Artificial Intelligence and Data Analysis, Operational Excellence, and Smart Infrastructure. Its operational solutions include integrated supervisory monitoring, automated quality control and intelligent facility management. Its infrastructure work includes urban planning studies, PropTech platforms and integrated GIS platforms.

In real estate, GeoTech’s work with the Saudi Real Estate Registry covers digital property title registration, geospatial cadastral search and transaction workflows. Across its markets, the company applies location intelligence to urban planning, transportation, smart cities and public sector modernization, connecting spatial analysis with the systems used to administer and operate built environments.