The largest event in Latin America will promote strategic connections between brands, experts, and a professional audience.
With a focus on the integration of artificial intelligence, automation, and connected solutions, the 26th edition of Exposec will showcase technologies ranging from predictive security systems to voice commands and facial recognition, as well as projects focused on urban mobility and smart cities. The fair will take place from June 10th to 12th, 2025, at São Paulo Expo, bringing together more than 800 national and international brands. Organized by Fiera Milano Brasil and held by ABESE, it is expected to attract more than 55,000 professionals from the sector. “Exposec is the heart of the electronic security innovation ecosystem in Brazil and Latin America. It's where the industry connects with startups, universities, investors, and the public sector. By promoting high-level panels and opening space for new players, we fulfill a strategic role in the transformation of the area,” says Maurício Macedo, CEO of Fiera Milano Brasil.
This year, 47 exhibitors are participating in the fair for the first time, including Camerite, Condgo Tecnologia, Safesoft, Global America System, and Golden Gate Global, who will bring resources focused on integrating artificial intelligence and automation into protection systems, highlighting the advancement of these technologies in the market, with applications ranging from proactive threat detection to voice access control and facial recognition.
Among the standout solutions to be presented is the Sentinel Project, developed by USP in partnership with the São Paulo Military Police. This initiative uses cameras with artificial intelligence to identify firearms, vehicle collisions, and stolen license plates, sending real-time alerts to authorities. Along the same lines, Intelbras will launch Defense IA 3.0, software that manages intelligent cameras and authentication controllers in a unified way, optimizing video surveillance and reducing operational costs. Shielder, meanwhile, focuses on voice commands and facial recognition for authentication, increasing efficiency and protection in different environments.
“We are certain that the event will once again be the focal point for companies to present the main trends for 2025 and even anticipate what is to come in the future of electronic security. At the center of attention will be the convergence between artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, big data, and cybersecurity. We will see a greater number of integrated solutions capable of unifying monitoring, access control, and automatic incident response on intelligent platforms. There will also be a focus on technologies geared towards smart cities, safe mobility, autonomous sensors, and advanced biometrics,” explains the CEO.
“Technology has taken on a central role in discussions about public and private security. Solutions have moved beyond being merely reactive and have become proactive. In practice, this means that systems can already prevent incidents or respond autonomously and immediately, even before a request for help or someone arrives at the scene. And this is no longer a futuristic projection—these technologies are already available and ready to save lives,” says Selma Migliori, president of ABESE.
