Dubai robocops: Police deploy 36 robots as AI expands across policing
Dubai Police has deployed 36 robots and completed 104 technology projects as it expands AI across policing, administration and public services
Dubai Police has expanded the use of artificial intelligence, deploying 36 robots and completing 104 technology projects in the past year. Lieutenant General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, inspected the General Department of Artificial Intelligence and reviewed the department's performance indicators and digital transformation projects.
The 36 robots are being utilized for various tasks and administrative operations, helping to speed up procedures, boost productivity, and decrease routine workloads. Dubai Police's AI platform supports data analysis, procedure automation, smart solutions, and digital tools for employees and customers. The department has also received seven awards and certificates of recognition for its projects and initiatives.
Al Marri emphasized the importance of continued development of Dubai Police's AI capabilities and the integration of advanced technology with human expertise. He stressed the need for ongoing improvements to systems and services to ensure their security, efficiency, and reliability.
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