EXPOSEC 2026, the largest international security technology fair in Latin America, will bring together companies that are betting on artificial intelligence, advanced connectivity, automation, solar energy, and intelligent management to transform the sector in the coming years. The fair takes place between June 1st and 3rd, Monday to Wednesday, at S\u00e3o Paulo Expo, in S\u00e3o Paulo.<\/p>\n
Another highlight of the fair will be Camerite, from Santa Catarina, which is betting on the use of artificial intelligence to anticipate suspicious behaviors and predict risky situations before crimes occur.<\/p>\n
The company has been expanding its operations in public and private projects through solutions that transform images into actionable data, using features such as facial recognition, license plate reading, behavioral analysis, and intelligent pattern detection.<\/p>\n
According to the company, the platform is already present in more than 500 Brazilian municipalities and integrated into more than 50 government projects.<\/p>\n
The company is also accelerating its national expansion and projects to exceed 170 franchised units in the coming months.<\/p>\n
Links Field will bring to the event the \u201ceSIM Experience\u201d, an interactive space focused on the practical demonstration of the SGP.32 eSIM technology applied to IoT devices, such as trackers, cameras and smart sensors.<\/p>\n
Highlights include features such as remote operator switching, global connectivity, and reduced operating costs, as well as educational content and discussions on industry trends.<\/p>\n
BWS IoT presents a new approach to connectivity focused on security and tracking in critical operations, particularly in highways, rural areas, and remote regions.<\/p>\n
The company highlights the evolution of NB-IoT for mobile applications, combined with the hybrid NB-IoT + LoRa architecture, expanding coverage, resilience, and efficiency in scenarios with limited connectivity.<\/p>\n
With results already validated in the field, the technology offers long range and low energy consumption, enabling long-duration operations focused on security, logistics, and intelligent asset monitoring.<\/p>\n
TOTVS is also present at the fair with solutions focused on the digital transformation of companies in the surveillance, property security and facilities management sectors.<\/p>\n
Among the highlights is the TOTVS ERP for Outsourcing Services, developed to centralize operations such as contract management, scheduling, team allocation, armament, and real-time operational control.<\/p>\n
The company also offers field supervision tools, digitized patrols, geolocation, smart checklists, a digital logbook, and resources for remote job management.<\/p>\n
According to Rafael Pinheiro, Director of Products for Service Providers at TOTVS, technological advancements in the sector demand increasingly efficient and integrated operations.<\/p>\n
\u201cSecurity is an essential area for numerous sectors of the economy. Companies that invest in modernizing their management are able to optimize resources and respond more quickly to the challenges of the sector,\u201d says the executive.<\/p>\n
ABESE (Brazilian Association of Electronic Security Systems Companies) will use EXPOSEC 2026 to announce the launch of its MBA in Electronic Security Services and Operations Management, developed in partnership with Est\u00e1cio.<\/p>\n
The course will be 100% online and will focus on training leaders prepared for the challenges of the new era of security, marked by the integration of technology, regulation, and operational intelligence.<\/p>\n
In addition to the launch, the organization will also promote discussions on artificial intelligence, safe cities, sector regulation, and the impacts of the Private Security Statute (Law No. 14.967\/2024).<\/p>\n
According to Selma Migliori, president of ABESE, technological advancements are redefining the role of electronic security in Brazil.<\/p>\n
\u201c"EXPOSEC is the main development platform for the sector and the space where the market accesses trends, technical knowledge, and regulatory discussions that directly impact the evolution of security in the country," he emphasizes.<\/p>\n