Futuristic Digital Car Plates Will Soon Arrive to The UAE

Publish date: Sunday، 05 December 2021

Digital vehicle registration plates will be rolled out in the region by the end of this year.

Seed Group, Dubai-based investment company, chief executive said that the launch of digital plates is waiting for final approvals from federal and local governments.

“We have executed successful POCs [proof of concepts] with Dubai Police and RTA [Roads and Transport Authority] … outcomes are encouraging and we are on the right track," Hisham Al Gurg told The National.

Reviver’s digital plates are called RPlate and the GCC will be the first market outside the US where. Seed Group is also working in parallel to introduce them in North Africa, South Africa and Malta.

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RPlate technology can automate vehicle registration renewals and add new levels of personalisation to the licence plate that includes promoting charitable causes or a favourite sports team, Mr Al Gurg said.

Motorist will be able to monitor the vehicle remotely through the app connected with the users’ smartphone and the regulators’ systems and alert them if the vehicle is bumped in a parking lot or if a car is stolen.

Driver behaviour and location can also be monitored through the sensors.

In collaboration with Reviver Auto, a California-headquartered technology firm, Seed Group, a company of the Private Office of Sheikh Saeed bin Ahmed Al Maktoum will invest AED250 million in the first phase of the project according to Mr Gurg.

Image Credits: Seed Group Twitter

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Futuristic Digital Car Plates Will Soon Arrive to The UAE

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