TECH

The Dubai motorcycles

The United Arab Emirates are often at the forefront of architectural constructions but also technological. A year after the US company Hoversurf introduced the hoverbike - a flying butte - in the colors of Dubai police at the GITEX technology show, images of Dubai police officers are already training with the new model of the flying butte according to CNN."We currently have two teams to train and we will increase the number," said Brigadier Khalid Nasser Alrazooqi of Dubai police, who described the hoverbike as an emergency vehicle vehicle that will be used to reach hard-to-reach areas. The police official also said that flying saucers should start circulating in 2020.Joseph Segura-Conn, COO of Hoversurf, believes that candidate ideas to fly the hoverbike should be able to drive a motorcycle and experience drones.It is possible for a civilian to buy one of these hoverbikes in exchange for 150 thousand dollars (about 132 thousand euros).



Miguel Dias