ABU DHABI: The Ministry of Interior (MoI) is showcasing the latest security innovations and advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) within the fields of national and cybersecurity at the International Exhibition for National Security and Resilience (ISNR Abu Dhabi) 2024, held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) from 21st to 23rd May.
Additionally, MoI during its participation will review global best practices and efforts to enhance safety, protect society, and prevent crime, aiming to discuss sustainable solutions in the security sector for a more secure and stable future.
The ministry pavilion also hosted the MoI Youth Council, during which it discussed a number of future topics and projects in the security sector, and the pioneering role of youth in strengthening national efforts and drawing new courses of action that support this sector, and achieve the aspirations of the wise leadership for the UAE to be one of the safest countries in the world.
Various ministry sectors are present
ing prominent innovative security initiatives and projects, including the floating station, the Emirates Sniper, the civil defence security and readiness system, Metaverse technology, the tourist bike, the brain fingerprint technology, the smart security platform, digital twin technology, smart traffic lights, smart parking, and the Think (x10) platform. These and other projects, proposals, and innovations are designed to enhance the work of the UAE police.
The display also includes a range of security equipment, mechanisms, and heavy vehicles designated for immediate and rapid intervention in various emergencies and crises. Among the innovations is the media bike, which enhances response speed by providing event coverage. These vital initiatives and projects emphasise the role and leadership of security and police agencies in combating and predicting crime, enhancing traffic safety and safe transportation with the latest systems, preserving societal security, and managing crises and disasters using advanced
AI technologies.
Source: Emirates News Agency
