RAZRLAB RAZRLAB is a proud UAE-based software development and solutions provider led by a team with a combined experience of over 35 years in fields relating to the internet of things (IoT) like software, communications, logistics, distribution, facilities management, financial services, and security.

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RAZRLAB is a company driven by passion to solve problems. Its primary goal is to build IoT solutions for day-to-day real-life use. It thus provides sustainable and efficiency-optimizing IoT solutions for the UAE's tech ecosystem. Renewable energy, industrial IoT, agriculture IoT, etc. are some of the verticals RAZRLAB is investing in at present.

FOUNDED IN: 2017
SECTOR: INTELLIGENT MOBILITY

"We will continue to build new IoT solutions that are in line with the needs of the UAE's fast adapting companies. In doing so, it makes these companies more efficient, and thus more competitive in their own businesses, and thereby increasing the overall productivity of the economy."

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