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e& UAE Introduces AI-Powered Drones for Telecom Tower Inspections

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Telecom operator e& UAE has launched an autonomous drone system to inspect cellular towers, improving safety and efficiency. The drones provide real-time data and AI-powered analytics to detect structural issues, enabling proactive maintenance.

Managed from a central operations center, the drones can navigate complex environments and operate in extreme weather. The system also supports emergency response by delivering critical resources. The initiative, developed with UAE cybersecurity and aviation authorities, aims to reduce downtime, lower risks, and minimize environmental impact. While the initiative is being implemented nationwide, specific details regarding the number of drones deployed or the exact coverage area have not been disclosed. The absence of such specifics suggests that the project may currently be in an initial scaling phase or early rollout.