Key Points
- Kiwi IT showcased Philips Home Access solutions, including smart locks and digital access systems, at a major construction exhibition in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- Smart locks enable entry using codes, cards, or fingerprints instead of traditional keys.
- Kiwi signed a partnership with a local Saudi company to expand the availability of these solutions across homes and offices.
ISLAMABAD: Kiwi IT introduced Philips Home Access solutions at Big 5 Construct Saudi Arabia 2026, one of the region’s largest construction trade shows, held in Riyadh.
The company has displayed electronic smart locks designed for homes, offices, and commercial buildings, enabling entry via keypads, cards, or fingerprints rather than physical keys.
The Big 5 Construct exhibition brings together builders, developers, technology providers, and suppliers to showcase new construction solutions. It aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, a national plan to modernise infrastructure and promote technology-driven growth. (big5constructsaudi.com)
At the event, Kiwi signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Al Ghomlas Trading Company, a Saudi supplier of building materials and door systems. The agreement will help expand the reach of Philips smart locks and access solutions across the Kingdom.
Kiwi aims to expand its presence in Saudi Arabia by partnering locally and promoting smart access technologies that can withstand high temperatures and dusty conditions, featuring fingerprint recognition and temporary access codes.
Kiwi Information Technology Co. Ltd. is a global provider of digital access and smart building solutions, helping clients integrate modern technology into homes and commercial spaces.
Philips Home Access offers smart door and security systems that enable keyless entry using codes, cards, or fingerprints, focusing on safety and convenience for homes and offices.
