Milipol Qatar: Drones and Robots in the Service of Security and Rescue
Exhibitors at Milipol Qatar in Doha showcased advanced drones, robotics, and AI systems designed for emergency response, surveillance, and hazardous operations.
- Around 280 companies from 33 countries gathered at Milipol Qatar in Doha to present security and emergency technologies.
- Exhibits included traffic-light-carrying drones, mobile command vans, and remotely operated robots.
- Discussions highlighted the critical role of human supervision and verification when deploying artificial intelligence in dangerous environments.
From a drone carrying traffic lights to a remotely operated robot, exhibitors at Milipol Qatar showcase equipment for emergency response, surveillance, and operations in hazardous areas.
Milipol Qatar brought together approximately 280 companies from 33 countries in Doha, where they showcased technologies dedicated to security and emergency response. Exhibitors demonstrated how drones, robots, and AI systems can support missions ranging from traffic management to search and rescue operations.
Among the featured equipment were a drone carrying traffic lights, a van converted into a mobile command center, and a remotely controlled robot. Companies also explained how aerial photography can assist in locating missing persons and how unmanned vessels can carry out missions with no personnel on board.
Alongside the demonstrations, exhibitors discussed the role of human operators and the necessary verifications required when deploying AI. Across all applications, the common objective remains gathering information and carrying out tasks in locations that may be dangerous to humans.
Source: Euronews (فرنسي)





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