Mai Dubai, a mineral water business fully owned by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), announced that it could successfully address more than 15 per cent rise popular for mineral water, thanks to the business's advanced technical capabilities and a completely automated production system.

With eight automated production lines that are flawlessly incorporated to 2 high bay warehouses, one for basic material as well as the various other for finished items, Mai Dubai has taken the first step in modern technology fostering in the mineral water market.

The procedures of the facility are completely automated, beginning with the arrival of raw material in the warehouses till the very end, adding to 100 per cent hands-free operations. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Warehouse Management System (WMS) platforms are smartly integrated to ensure smart and smooth intra-logistics. Digitally operated crane systems, lifts, monorails and conveyors receive the packaging material and store them in the high bay warehouse to be issued to the production lines when demanded by the ERP. The finished goods are then collected from the production lines and stacked in a high bay warehouse.

Alexander can't Riet, Chief Executive Officer of Mai Dubai, stated: "We have been able to effortlessly attend to the enhancing demand for our products with the highest effectiveness, enhanced transactions, boosted productivity and highly structured procedures, thanks to our dedication to innovative technology.

We are currently seeing a 'flight to quality' as customers like a relied on a brand name, like Mai Dubai during tough times such as this. The advanced, versatile technological robot solutions that we utilize offer us a competitive advantage, aiding us to achieve fast turn-around times, full traceability and mistake-free transactions."

"Artificial Intelligence-enabled and powered with smart information, our centre remains to perform at a production capacity of over 1.5 million devices per day. What's even more, the automated facility gets rid of the demand for human touch, from the invoice of packing materials completely to the issuance of the item to the sales cars," he concluded.

The Mai Dubai plant is powered with an 18.1 MW capacity roof top solar system, which is the highest solar capacity used in the global beverage industry. The company strives to provide innovative, safe, and efficient products and services while remaining socially and environmentally responsible.