From AI to underwater robots: How UAE is protecting coral reefs, marine life
The UAE is increasingly turning to technology to protect its marine ecosystems, with artificial intelligence, robotics and other “blue tech” solutions emerging as important tools for monitoring coral reefs, tracking biodiversity and building resilience along the country’s coastlines. The issue took centre stage at a two-day event organised by the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority (DECCA), being held at the Grand Hyatt.
According to Khaleej Times · Technology, ” From coral reefs to wildlife trafficking Marine conservation is also becoming a key area of investment, with projects focusing on coral reef restoration, fish stocks and nature reserves.
The issue took centre stage at a two-day event organised by the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority (DECCA), being held at the Grand Hyatt Dubai, where experts discussed how technology can help balance economic growth with the protection of fragile marine environments.
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