Dubai Police has achieved a major technological milestone after its custom-built drone reached a record speed of 580 kilometres per hour, earning the title of the fastest drone in the world.
The accomplishment marks a significant step in the force’s ongoing push to advance high-performance aerial systems.
Developed at the Unmanned Aerial Systems Centre, the drone represents the latest outcome of Dubai Police’s investment in research and development aimed at strengthening security and rapid response capabilities. Officials noted that the breakthrough underscores the force’s focus on practical innovation that enhances operational readiness across its field teams.
The project was completed in partnership with Luke Bell and Mike Bell, whose collaboration with Dubai Police helped drive the technical advancements needed to achieve the record. The partnership reflects the organisation’s commitment to setting new standards in the aerial technology sector.
Dubai Police said the achievement supports Dubai’s wider vision to position itself as a global hub for innovation and advanced technology. The force added that developing world-class smart systems is key to shaping the future of policing and strengthening safety across the emirate.
The record-setting drone marks a pivotal moment in Dubai Police’s efforts to adopt next-generation tools and build a sophisticated operational framework that can respond to evolving security needs worldwide.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
