Home UAE Dubai Dubai Municipality launches beach rescue drone in ‘world first’ Images showed the orange and red drone transporting life floats and other loads by Robert Anderson October 10, 2018 Dubai Municipality on Wednesday announced the launch of a naval rescued drone to patrol the emirate’s public beaches. The ‘flying saviour’ is described as a world first in terms of both its design and usage. It features an “integrated system for public outreach”, according to Dubai Media Office. Images showed the orange and red drone transporting life floats and other loads from a green landing pad. Dubai government authorities are using drone services to improve the emirate’s innovation credentials. In May, the Roads and Transport Authority announced a memorandum to develop a self-driving aerial vehicle network as it continues to experiment with drone taxis. Read: Dubai’s RTA signs deal to develop drone network Test flights of a vehicle made by German drone firm Volocopter took place in September. Dubai Municipality also announced the launch of a drone survey service for buildings last year. Read: Dubai Municipality offers new drone survey service 0 Comments