Miras Accelerator — infrastructure for commercialising deep technologies.
A joint venture of NSART and PNOD, Miras helps mature technologies cross the readiness gap — combining deep-tech engineering with governance and compliance, full IP lifecycle support, and a path to investment, aligned with Vision 2030, the OIC, and the UN SDGs.
The gap Miras closes
A technology can be scientifically mature, yet an organisation may lack the commercial, regulatory, and manufacturing infrastructure to deploy it. Miras closes this gap through a three-dimensional readiness model.
Technology readiness
Core Question
“Is the technology proven at the required scale?”
Commercial readiness
Core Question
“Is there a path to revenue, pricing, and a contract model?”
Manufacturing readiness
Core Question
“Can the product be produced, certified, and delivered?”
Three tracks
Deep-Tech Cohort
Accelerating teams from diagnostics to investment readiness and demo day.
Regulatory Sandbox
Testing solutions in a regulated environment — CleanTech, GovTech, agentic AI, data marketplace — on sovereign GPU infrastructure.
IP Portfolio & Founders
The full IP lifecycle and founder development — from diagnostics to licensing and an IP showcase.
Strategic positioning
Miras is built at the intersection of recognised mandates — Saudi Vision 2030, the OIC agenda, the Digital Cooperation Organization, and the UN SDGs. It is a language understood by development institutions, usable without disclosing commercial parameters.
Unified institutional mandates
By structuring DeepTech maturation around international standards, Miras operates in full alignment with leading global and regional initiatives:
Confidentiality: this section is kept at a public level. Budgets, target fund sizes, leadership and advisor names, specific investors, and details of government approaches are internal.