Interas Research Unveils Vektor at Dubai AI Festival

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, October 26, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Interas Research, an AI product studio spun out of the enterprise cloud engineering firm Interas Labs, has unveiled Vektor, its engine for agentic transformation, at the Dubai AI Festival 2026, held at the Dubai World Trade Centre. This launch marks the company's first product introduction since its establishment in the San Francisco Bay Area this summer.

Vektor addresses the challenges of AI-driven transformations in enterprises, which often arrive as one-off projects that are costly, hard to govern, and difficult for leadership to oversee. The new product aims to streamline and standardize these transformations by providing a registry-first control plane. This control plane ensures that every AI agent has a clear owner, purpose, and approved authority. It also monitors for any drift between the approved actions and the actual actions taken by the agents, quarantining them fail-closed when such drift occurs. Additionally, Vektor maintains a per-decision evidence trail for every action, providing a transparent and accountable system.

Ujwal Reddy, the Founder and CEO of Interas Research, highlighted the significance of Vektor in ensuring that companies can delegate work to AI while maintaining human authority.

Interas Research's mission is to develop the engineering principles, systems, and standards that keep increasingly capable intelligence under deliberate human authority. The company's first product, Vektor, is designed to operate within real enterprises, ensuring that AI agents can perform tasks while maintaining transparency and accountability. The product is currently live for AWS environments and is backed by Interas Labs' 11-year enterprise engineering platform. The company plans to extend Vektor across additional cloud platforms over the coming year.

To facilitate the adoption of Vektor, Interas Research is launching 60-day design-partner pilots open to regulated enterprises across the Middle East, Africa, South Asia, and the Gulf (MEASA). These pilots will measure success based on governed outcomes, providing a practical way for companies to integrate Vektor into their operations.

The launch of Vektor at the Dubai AI Festival underscores the company's commitment to addressing the regulatory and operational challenges of AI in enterprise environments. By providing a transparent and accountable system, Vektor aims to pave the way for more widespread and effective use of AI in businesses across the region.