Dubai Launches World's First AI-Powered System for Ports

The Dubai Ports Authority unveiled a revolutionary system combining AI and robotic process automation to significantly boost the efficiency and speed of port operations.

The Dubai Ports Authority announced the launch of the world's first system based on artificial intelligence and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technologies. This innovative system is designed to enhance the efficiency and speed of port operations. It will be used to automate routine tasks, analyze big data, and optimize logistics. According to the authority's representatives, the implementation of this technology will reduce vessel processing time and improve the accuracy of port operations.

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