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Dubai Police deploys 36 robots and plans to expand AI use

From Khaleej Times · () English

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  • Dubai Police says it has deployed 36 robotic process automation systems for repetitive tasks.
  • The authority says the technology increases productivity, reduces routine workloads and supports specialised police work.
  • Dubai Police plans to expand AI use across police, administrative and operational activities, while reporting service continuity rates above 99.9%.

Dubai Police has put 36 robotic process automation systems to work as artificial intelligence takes on a growing role in policing and public services.

The software robots handle repetitive tasks that people would normally perform. According to Dubai Police, their deployment is helping officers focus on specialised duties by increasing productivity and reducing routine workloads.

increasing productivity and reducing routine workloads

· Dubai PoliceThe authority described the benefits of deploying robotic process automation systems.

The authority also reported high levels of digital reliability during the current year. Continuity for public services reached 99.97%, while systems recorded a continuity rate of 99.92%.

Smart Police Stations, a major Dubai Police initiative, already uses technology to make policing services more accessible, faster and more flexible for residents. The authority said it plans to extend artificial intelligence across police, administrative and operational activities to support decision-making and improve response times.

high levels of digital reliability

· Dubai PoliceThe authority used this phrase while reporting its service and systems continuity figures.
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