By Tony Obiechina, Abuja
Indigenius AI formerly known as CDIAL AI, a leading African AI company dedicated to building solutions in African languages for businesses, has emerged the winner of the AI/Robotics Excellence award at the Art of
Technology held in Lagos.
The platform celebrates organizations and innovators driving technology adoption and advancing the tech ecosystem in Lagos and beyond.
The recognition highlights Indigenius AI’s mission to make artificial intelligence accessible and practical for African businesses, enabling them to serve their customers in the languages they speak.
By bridging language and technological gaps, Indigenius empowers companies to enhance customer engagement, streamline operations, and strengthen their communities.
Commenting on the award, Olayinka Iyinolakan, Founder and CEO of Indigenius AI, stated:
“It’s not just about building AI technology solutions; it’s about enabling businesses to reach the last mile, ensuring everyone can better access and utilize solutions that improve their everyday lives in their preferred language.”
Having been nominees in one of the previous editions of the awards, Indigenius AI’s recognition at the 7th edition underscores the company’s consistent growth and the increasing relevance of AI solutions tailored for African contexts. The award also reflects the organization’s ongoing efforts to foster innovation, strengthen the tech ecosystem, and support businesses in delivering solutions that resonate with their customers.
Indigenius AI remains committed to driving inclusive AI adoption, promoting multilingual solutions, and expanding its reach to empower more businesses and communities across Africa and the world.
Indigenius AI is an African AI company focused on building multilingual AI solutions for businesses. The company’s mission is to empower organizations to engage their customers in the languages they speak,
making AI accessible, practical, and impactful across the continent.
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