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Russian robots began to be used by the UAE police

Customers: Abu Dhabi Police

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Contractors: Promobot
Product: Robot police Promobot

Project date: 2021/07

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2021

Official inclusion of robots in Abu Dhabi Police

In early December 2021, the completion of the probation period for robots Promobot the Abu Dhabi police was announced. According to the results of testing, the devices of the Russian company were officially included in the work of Arab law enforcement agencies.

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Having worked for a year, the police leadership decided to officially include the robot in the infrastructure of the facility and further scale this experience to other regions of the UAE, "Oleg Kivokurtsev, development director of Promobot, told TASS.
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Russian robots began to be used by the UAE police after successful testing

The police noted the high efficiency of this robot model. According to Abu Dhabi Police Executive Director Suhail Al-Haili, the robot helps offload police officers from routine patrol work and limits contacts between people during the COVID-19 pandemic. The police "are always in the conditions of making important decisions, and we cannot allow external factors to influence their work," he said.

It is noted that thanks to the successful pilot, by the beginning of December 2021, a project is being launched to equip police robots and other police departments in Dubai, as well as in the emirates of Sharjah and Ajman.

The Promobot robot patrols police facilities, conducts video surveillance of their employees and visitors, measures temperature and generally monitors law and order. He speaks English and Arabic, his memory contains the faces of the police officers with whom he works, as well as the wanted criminals.

Earlier, the Promobot robot began working at the central headquarters of the Dubai police in the UAE. The apparatus should advise citizens, answer questions, receive applications from visitors and monitor the safety of the entrance to the headquarters. It can communicate in English and Arabic. According to the developers, this is the only service robot in the world that speaks Arabic.[1]

UAE police began to introduce Russian robots for patrolling

In mid-July 2021, it became known that the UAE police began to introduce service robots of the Russian company Promobot. Law enforcement agencies decided to officially adopt Russian development after its annual testing in Abu Dhabi.

Thanks to the successful pilot, a project to equip police departments with robots is launched in the police in Dubai, as well as in the emirates of Sharjah and Ajman.

UAE police began to introduce Russian robots for patrolling

The duties of the robot include patrolling, video surveillance of employees and visitors to police facilities, temperature measurement and law enforcement. The robot can communicate in English and Arabic. According to the developers, Promobot is the only service robot in the world that speaks Arabic.

In order for the robot to effectively perform its duties, the creators of the robot, together with the UAE police, developed a special linguistic base that contains several thousand questions and answers, as well as a face recognition system. Promobot "knows in person" all police officers, visitors and wanted criminals.

The robot is also equipped with obstacle sensors developed by engineers of the Russian company and a contactless thermometer. With the help of sensors, the robot can freely move and patrol objects, bypassing obstacles, and a contactless thermometer allows the robot to control the temperature of employees and visitors to police departments.

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During the year, we tested and refined all systems and internal integration of the robot into the infrastructure of the site and were satisfied with the result. The robot really helps offload police officers from routine patrol work and limits contacts between people during the COVID-19 pandemic, "said Abu Dhabi Police Executive Director Suhail Al-Haili.[2]
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