Dubai Police strives for happier tourists and ex-pats with new tech

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Dubai Police strives for 'happier tourists' and ex-pats with new tech

Robot officers patrol the streets to help catch offenders.

Dubai Police's 'Robocop'

Date - 21st March 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

Dubai Police has revamped its corporate identity in a bid to strengthen UK ties by boosting its focus around keeping tourists and expatriates happy. The new “Smart. Secure. Together” principles primarily focus on introducing pioneering...

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