Dubai is taking a major step forward in its efforts to improve public safety and security by deploying a new network of drone bases across the city. The quadcopter drones, supplied by Israeli company Airobotics, will be stationed at these bases during the upcoming Expo 2020 event, which is expected to draw millions of visitors from around the world. The drones will be able to respond to incidents across the city within just one minute, drastically reducing the current average response time of 4.4 minutes.
The drone bases are designed to be highly efficient and effective, with each one equipped with a sliding roof that allows the drones to take off and land quickly and safely. The drones themselves are highly advanced, with the ability to fly pre-programmed patrol routes or be dispatched to a specific location by an operator at police headquarters. This means that they can be used to quickly inspect the scene of an incident, follow a suspicious individual or vehicle, or gather data to be passed on to other police units.
The drones are equipped with advanced sensors and cameras that can capture high-quality images and video, even in low-light conditions. This makes them a valuable tool for gathering intelligence and evidence, as well as monitoring crowds and traffic during major events like Expo 2020.
With their rapid response times and advanced capabilities, these drones are set to play a crucial role in improving public safety and security in Dubai. By leveraging the latest in drone technology, the city is taking a proactive approach to preventing crime and protecting its citizens and is setting an example for other cities around the world to follow.
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