Asayl Labs

Independent research and engineering, grounded in the real world.

Asayl Labs is a small independent research and engineering lab in Morocco. We work on machine learning and grounded intelligent systems, from speech to physical industry.

01

Research

Our research starts from a belief that intelligence has to be tested against reality, with measurements and human judgment in the loop. Sibawayh is where we apply that to language.

02

People

We are a small team from ENSA Berrechid working across ML systems, data engineering, software, product design, aerospace, robotics, and embedded systems. We have built MLOps workflows, pharma software, airport systems, product and data tools, and robotics and embedded systems.

Elwalid Aboulaakoul

ML systems & research engineering

MLOps at Intelcia; software at Euromodial; ENSA infrastructure.

Ahmed Ben Ahmed

Data engineering & software systems

Pharma software; industrial data systems.

Imrane Hajji

Product design & go-to-market

Design, GTM, and data/product systems.

Oussama Latif

Aerospace & embedded systems

ONDA Casablanca Airport; embedded systems.

Mouaad Remzaoui

Aerospace, robotics & embedded systems

Royal Air Maroc; robotics and industrial automation.

03

Academic guidance

We are advised by professors working across engineering, infrastructure, and applied systems.

Prof. Abdeljalil Sakat

Computer science, mathematics, PINNs, optimization, and numerical modeling

ResearchGate

Prof. Driss Harrizi

Competitive intelligence, governance, strategic management, and higher education

ResearchGate

Prof. Ahmed Nafidi

Statistics, probability, stochastic processes, and applied mathematics

ResearchGate

Prof. Abdellah Jamali

Computer networks, cloud computing, AI, deep learning, and network security

ResearchGate

Prof. Moumoun Lahcen

Artificial intelligence, computer vision, machine learning, and signal/image processing

ResearchGate

04

Collaborate

We are open to research and engineering collaborations: shared experiments, datasets and evaluations, and industrial studies where humans already make hard decisions around real machines.

A first conversation can start from a question, a sample, a synthetic dataset, or a controlled context.