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We are proud to announce FortyGuard's recognition as a UAE Future100 company for the third consecutive edition. Our latest selection, for the 2025 edition, follows our recognition in 2023 and 2024. This achievement is a moment to celebrate our team, thank the people who have supported our journey, and share the mission that continues to drive our work.
Being selected brings temperature intelligence into a national initiative focused on the enterprises shaping the UAE's future economy. For FortyGuard, it is recognition of the importance of understanding heat where decisions about places, infrastructure and operations are made.
FortyGuard was included in the inaugural Future100 list in 2023 and selected again for the 2024 edition. Our latest recognition in the 2025 edition continues that journey. Each selection is a moment to acknowledge the people contributing to our work and to share why temperature intelligence matters.
For our team, being recognized across three consecutive editions gives this milestone particular meaning. Developing a technology takes sustained effort, from building the models to helping organizations understand how to use the information. We are grateful to the Future100 community for recognizing FortyGuard along that journey, and to the colleagues and supporters who continue to help us move forward.
Future100 is a national initiative launched by the UAE Ministry of Economy in partnership with the Minister of State for Government Development and the Future. It identifies startups and scaleups contributing to emerging economic sectors and supports their growth through recognition, connections and acceleration opportunities.
The initiative brings together companies working across fields such as artificial intelligence, sustainability and intelligent mobility. Its purpose is to help promising businesses develop within an ecosystem that connects entrepreneurship with the country's future economic ambitions.
We are honoured to be part of that community. Our latest recognition gives us renewed encouragement to keep building temperature intelligence into a capability organizations can use.
The value of that community is also in the exchange between different fields. A company building a new technology needs to explain how it fits the needs of the organizations around it. An ecosystem that brings founders, potential users and supporters together creates room for those conversations. For us, joining that discussion is an opportunity to make temperature intelligence more familiar and more accessible.
FortyGuard is building the Temperature Intelligence layer for the physical world and Physical AI. We model thermal conditions at the level of individual sites, assets and operations, giving people and compatible AI systems local context for decisions about what to build and how to operate. Our Large Temperature Models bring atmospheric and geospatial signals together with the physical characteristics of the place being assessed.
That intelligence is available through four products, each designed for a different way of using the same foundation.
Temperature Dashboard helps teams examine local thermal conditions, compare locations and time periods, and create heatmaps for project discussions. Temperature API brings modeled temperature, forecasts and thermal analysis into software and data workflows.
Temperature MCP connects compatible AI agents to supported FortyGuard tools through the Model Context Protocol, with access controlled by workspace permissions. Temperature Enterprise supports recurring use across defined sites, assets and portfolios, combining integrations, shared workspaces and retained evidence under one agreement.
Consider a team assessing a data center. The surrounding thermal environment forms part of its operating conditions: outdoor heat around air intakes, cooling equipment and building surfaces can affect the demands placed on cooling systems. Local conditions across that campus therefore matter to an assessment of cooling requirements and operational resilience.
An assessment can highlight differences in outdoor heat exposure around the site and help engineers decide where cooling performance needs closer review. Teams can explore that evidence in Temperature Dashboard, bring thermal inputs into their own analysis through Temperature API, or establish a recurring workflow through Temperature Enterprise. A compatible AI agent can use supported Temperature MCP tools to obtain local thermal context before making a recommendation.
This is how we see temperature intelligence contributing to the future economy: as a layer that people and Physical AI can use when assessing and operating the assets around them. Our Future100 recognition encourages us to keep making that capability more accessible.
To the Future100 team and the initiative's partners, thank you for recognizing FortyGuard and for supporting companies building in emerging fields. To our own team and ecosystem supporters, thank you for the work, belief and collaboration that have helped us reach this milestone. Being selected across three consecutive editions makes that support especially meaningful to us.
Building in an emerging field takes contributions from many people. It takes the work of developing the technology, the care of making it understandable, and conversations with people willing to examine a new approach. This milestone gives us a chance to appreciate those contributions together. We are proud of the work behind it and grateful to everyone who has helped keep the mission moving forward.
We are grateful for the recognition and excited about what comes next. It creates an opportunity to introduce our work to new audiences, deepen conversations with potential collaborators and continue developing applications that connect temperature intelligence with real organizational needs.
Our commitment remains the same: help people understand the thermal conditions around the places and systems they depend on. We look forward to carrying that work forward alongside the wider Future100 community.
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