AI is no longer a promise but a reality in security, according to Exposec 2025.
AI dominated Exposec 2025, and its highlights at Exposec 2025 are redefining the future of electronic security.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) was the main focus of the 26th edition of Exposec, highlighting its central role in transforming the security sector. Exposec highlights ranged from intelligent monitoring systems to process automation and access control platforms.
AI is becoming increasingly integrated into the daily operations of companies and condominiums, offering solutions that combine efficiency, agility, cost reduction, and precision in decision-making.
The trade show, one of the largest in the sector in Latin America, served as a platform for showcasing cutting-edge technologies aimed at residential, corporate, industrial, and public environments.
The trade fair is establishing itself as a showcase for the most advanced technologies in monitoring, automation, connectivity, and operational management.
Check out some of the highlights at Exposec 2025.
Protects
The Protege Group highlighted a robust portfolio of customized electronic security solutions for various sectors, such as retail, industry, financial institutions, and condominiums. The systems include 24-hour monitoring, CCTV with artificial intelligence, access control, and alarms integrated with cash-in-transit technologies.
Field Control was one of the highlights at Exposec.
Focused on operational efficiency, the Field Control platform completely digitizes field team processes, with features such as intelligent route planning, productivity monitoring, and real-time work order control. "AI allows for route planning based on execution time and location, optimizing the employee's routine," explains the company's marketing manager, Carlos Eduardo Parise.
Intelbras
At the booth of Intelbras, A software program with embedded AI was demonstrated in real time, simulating scenarios in condominiums and small businesses. The tool offers facial recognition, license plate reading, object detection, automated responses, and cloud recording—even available in a free version, facilitating access to the technology.
Diponto Smart Sirens
With a focus on public safety and civil defense, Diponto presented its Smart Sirens, which allow for real-time communication with the scene of an incident. In addition to issuing alerts in MP3 or recorded voice, the sirens use artificial intelligence for message personalization and dynamic activation, expanding the reach and effectiveness of the response.
Seventh was another highlight at Intelbras' Exposec.
Seventh, an Intelbras Group company, showcased solutions that stand out for their system integration, centralized control, and tools for detailed audits. "AI even facilitates incident reporting: with a simple voice command, the system automatically fills in the information," explains Erico Kappel, head of the company. Resources still in the experimental phase were also shared with the audience.
Time is money
Time is Money showcased at the trade show a productivity management solution that tracks team performance in real time, optimizing processes and reducing waste. According to the company, savings can reach 25% in payroll costs and up to 40% in increased productivity, particularly benefiting companies in digital services, accounting, and team management.
SIGMA AI
Among Segware's highlights, SIGMA AI analyzes alarms based on context and history, dispatching vehicles according to the actual risk. The company also presented Segware Video AI, which transforms conventional cameras into intelligent sensors, the Access Concierge digital concierge service, the Segware Voice telephony system, and the Segware Shield insurance plan. "Our goal is to automate processes, reduce the workload of call centers, and increase the agility of operations," says Felipe Figueira, marketing director.
Positivo, as always, was one of the highlights at Exposec.
Positivo SEG showcased six new solutions featuring high-resolution IP cameras with embedded AI, focusing on corporate and residential environments. The equipment combines advanced analytics with simplified deployment, serving sectors such as logistics, retail, education, and critical environments.
The Omada Central, brought by TP-Link, was one of the highlights at Exposec.
Integrating connectivity and security, the TP-Link The company presented the Omada Central platform, which unifies network management and cloud-based video surveillance. Visitors were able to experience firsthand the features of the VIGI, EasyCam (with embedded AI and simplified installation), and Insight Series lines, with cameras up to 8MP and 180° panoramic view.
Gate automation was one of the highlights at Exposec 2025.
Finally, PPA launched Jetflex IA, a gate and barrier automation system that identifies usage patterns and automatically adjusts path, torque, and speed.
The company also presented the KD2-W and Doble gates (with its own patent);
Automation systems for sectional and roller doors;
The future lies with AI.
Closing Exposec 2025 with a clear and forceful message, it became evident that Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a trend.
It is the central axis of the evolution of electronic security.
The innovations presented demonstrate that the sector is undergoing a profound transformation, where technology, connectivity, and automation come together to offer increasingly intelligent, proactive, and efficient solutions. The future of security inevitably involves AI—and that future has already begun to be built now.
About Fiera Milano Brazil
A Fiera Milano Brazil It is the Brazilian subsidiary of Fiera Milano, one of the largest international groups in the organization of trade fairs and congresses.
Based in Italy and with a global presence, it is responsible for bringing together around 30,000 exhibitors and more than five million visitors annually at its events.
With international expertise and in-depth knowledge of the local market, Fiera Milano Brasil offers strategic platforms for business generation, qualified networking, and trend launching, connecting brands, professionals, and solutions in innovative and highly professional environments.
In total, it holds ten trade fairs covering various sectors of the economy, such as security, clean and renewable energy, pipes and fittings, cables, occupational health, rehabilitation technologies, inclusion and accessibility, among others.
Among the main brands in the portfolio are: Exposec, Fisp, Fire Show;
Ecoenergy Congress;
Fruit Attraction São Paulo, in partnership with IFEMA Madrid;
Reatech, Tubotech, wire Brasil;
E Esquadria Show, this being carried out in partnership with NürnbergMesse Brasil.
More information: www.fieramilanobrasil.com.br
About ABESE
ABESE – the Brazilian Association of Electronic Security Systems Companies – is the leading representative entity for the electronic security sector in Brazil. With 30 years of experience, ABESE brings together companies that develop and integrate solutions in:
Video surveillance, access control, alarms, sensors, automation, and other technologies focused on property, personal, and public protection.
The organization actively participates in the formulation of public policies, regulations, and training programs, in addition to promoting innovation and sustainable growth in the sector.
As the organizer of Exposec, ABESE reinforces its commitment to technological advancement, professional development, and the strengthening of the national electronic security ecosystem.
SOURCE: OverBR
