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This is an archive article published on October 14, 2017

VIDEO: Forget luxury cars, Dubai Police all set to soar high with flying bikes!

The Russian made new Hoversurf Scorpion craft will be used for responding to emergency situations. And the highlight, it can even run on its own without a driver, totally a scene from any Hollywood sci-fi film.

dubai, dubai police, hoversurf, dubai police flying bikes, dubai police futuristic vehicles, technology news, world news, indian express The flying bike aka Hoverbike seems straight out of Starwars! (Source: Dubai Policxe/ Twitter)

As far as Bollywood and Tollywood films are concerned we have seen our heroes coming in flying on bikes during the climax. Well, we know how these stunts work. But this is going to be a reality very soon in Dubai, and we are not kidding. Yes, the Dubai police are all set to introduce advance automobiles and technologies to keep law and order in control. From a robocop and an auto police patrol and a flying motorbike, the additions were unveiled on recent at the Gitex Technology Week conference.

The flying bike aka Hoverbike seems straight out of Starwars! Yes, remember the speeder bikes used by the scout troopers on Endor in Return of the Jedi, they surely give a vibe very similar to it.

The Russian made new Hoversurf Scorpion craft will be used for responding to emergency situations, the Gulf News reported. The aerial vehicle runs on electricity and can fly at five metres height and carry a policeman during emergency situations to dodge heavy traffic. And the highlight, it can even run on its own without a driver, totally a scene from any Hollywood sci-fi film.

Watch how it works here:

“The bike can also fly without a passenger and can go up to 6 kilometres. It can fly for 25 minutes and can carry up to 300 kg of weight at a speed of 70km/h,” First Sergeant Ali Ahmad Mohammad from the VIP Security Department in Dubai Police told Gulf News.

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(Source: Dubai Media Office/ Twitter)

Look at the other vehicles they are going to use:

The city recently also introduced driverless flying taxis, known autonomous aerial taxi (AAT) services that will shuttle commuters around the city as has been deemed as ‘world’s first self-flying taxis’ by the authorities. The vehicle can fly for about 30 minutes a cruise speed, but it can also escalate it up to a top speed of 100 km/h.

With flying taxis and hoverbikes, Dubai is surely way ahead of time.

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