Dubai Silicon Oasis to use drones for patrolling

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If you live in Silicon Oasis, don’t be surprised if you see a drone hovering over you. Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority has introduced a new security surveillance program for patrolling the area. The drones are fitted with high resolution cameras and an ultra-sensitive microphone to record audio and video in real time. Currently there is one drone watching the area, with plans to add four more by the end of the year.

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