Dubai Police Expands AI Operations With Deployment of 36 Robots
Dubai Police has deployed 36 RPA robots across a range of tasks as automation increasingly plays a role in policing and public services, according to a statement from the authority. RPA, also known as software robotics, refers to automated bots performing repetitive tasks typically handled by humans.
Their deployment is helping the police force focus more closely on specialized work by increasing productivity and reducing routine workloads.
Dubai Police also reported strong digital reliability results this year, with the continuity rate for public services reaching 99.97 percent, while system continuity reached 99.92 percent.
Smart Police Stations, a flagship initiative of Dubai Police, already incorporates technology to make policing services more accessible, faster, and more flexible for residents.
The authority said it plans to further expand the use of automation and advanced technology across police, administrative, and operational activities in a way that supports decision-making and improves response times, according to the statement.
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