Users will be able to automatically renew parking tickets and pay fees over WhatsApp instead of the current SMS messages
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will unveil technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI) in cycling tracks to count the number of users and measure their compliance with the safety procedures at Gitex this year.
Moreover, the RTA will introduce technology that will allow users to automatically renew their parking tickets and pay parking fees over WhatsApp instead of the current SMS messages.
- Sultan Butti bin Mejren: DLD is one of the first entities to adopt technology and artificial intelligence, and the globally first government entity to implement blockchain technology.
Dubai Land Department (DLD) is preparing to showcase its most prominent digital services through its participation in the 41st edition of GITEX Technology Week, one of the largest technology exhibitions in the world being held at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 17 – 21 October.
Read more: AE: DLD highlights most prominent digital services during GITEX Technology Week 2021
With the implementation of the strategy, Miral will expand its present investment in big data and predictive data analytics.
Abu Dhabi based Miral has launched its decision analytics strategy called the Noor Initiative which is in line with its digital transformation plan for Yas Island.
Attending the 41st session of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) “GITEX Technology Week” offers its customers the chance to win valuable prizes, updating their data from September 1 to October 20, or activating the automated tariff feature, or the official website (www.dewa.gov.ae), its smart application, or smart transaction by charging electric vehicles at the power “Green Charger” stations with more than 300 stations in Dubai.
Saeed Mohammed Al Dyer, Managing Director and CEO of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, stressed the seriousness of the power to motivate customers to use fast smart services and innovative digital solutions with the latest technologies and destructive technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Read more: AE: “Dubai Electricity” offers gifts to customers of smart services
The assessment of Dubai by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction focused on 10 Essentials for Making Cities Resilient
Dubai has earned the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction’s recognition as a Role Model for a smart, sustainable, and resilient city.
Read more: AE: Dubai earns UN recognition as ‘role model’ for smart, sustainable city