DUBAI: Multiple models of Saudi-developed security technology are being showcased at GITEX Technology Week 2019 in Dubai.
They include advanced radars and cameras that have been installed on Saudi Arabia’s northern borders to detect any external threats.
Engineer Samy Al-Hubaishi told Arab news that more cameras and radars will be deployed in other Saudi borders.
“The cameras are working efficiently, and thankfully have achieved remarkable successes,” Al-Hubaishi said.
Drone shields have also been installed with new technology that sends electromagnetic waves to block communication between the aircraft and its controller.
The technology is considered one of the solutions to prevent external drones attacks.
The showcase took place shortly after Saudi Arabia's oil facilities were attacked by drones and cruise missiles. The attack was claimed by the Houthi militia in Yemen, however, the United States and Riyadh pointed the finger to Iran, as data collected from the wreckage site indicated that the attack came from the north, ruling out Yemen.
The Saudi ambassador to the UAE, Turki bin Abdullah Al-Dakheel, visited the Saudi Interior Ministry’s pavilion at GITEX on Monday.
He was briefed on the smart technologies and solutions that are contributing to safeguarding the Kingdom’s security, the Saudi Press Agency reported. More than 1,000 people have visited the pavilion so far.
