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The authority is keen on transforming its services into smart and proactive ones in line with the 'Smart City' initiative

RTA is complementing its smart services by digitising the parking permit services for senior Emiratis and people of determination as of this August 20.

This will eliminate the need to print and display the permits.

Read more: AE: RTA announces digitised parking permits for senior Emiratis, people of determination

Steve Severance, director of growth at Masdar City talks to Construction Week Middle East about sustainable design and technological advancements post-Abu Dhabi Sustainable Week

Smart cities and sustainable cities are terms commonly used in the construction industry. It holds a hefty weight, especially today where greener solutions appear in the urbanisation agendas of most developed cities.

Read more: AE: Smart cities vs. sustainable cities: which is the right answer to a developed economy?

Implemented after two years of extensive testing, the first-of-its-kind system can activate flashing warning signs, in-road lights, and even traffic signal controllers in anticipation of pedestrians crossing

Fourteen smart pedestrian crossing systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI) have come up in a community in Dubai. The real-time perception and connectivity AI platform in Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO) is designed to detect pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable road users.

Read more: AE: AI-powered pedestrian crossings launched in Dubai community

Dubai Taxi Corporation (DTC), a subsidiary of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), has launched its strategic plan for digital transformation 2022-2025.

This strategy seeks to accomplish a host of strategic goals highlighted by digital mobility, excellent operation, financial sustainability, people’s happiness, and shaping the future.

Read more: AE: Dubai Taxi Corporation launches digital transformation strategic plan 2022-2025 based on 9 key...

The Consulate General of India, Dubai, is embarking on a transformative digital journey to enhance consular services for the Indian community in the UAE. With a surge in demand for its services, CGI Dubai is collaborating with leading technology experts, including Zoho Corporation to revolutionize the operations of the Pravasi Bharatiya Sahayata Kendra (PBSK).

Since its relocation to CGI Dubai’s premises on November 1, 2020, PBSK has witnessed an overwhelming increase in cases, averaging around 3,500 monthly interactions. To meet this growing demand and improve operational efficiency, CGI Dubai is harnessing cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions to modernize PBSK.

Read more: AE: AI-Driven Digital Transformation: The Consulate General of India in Dubai revolutionises...

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