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  • Synectics showcases AI-powered security solutions enhancing safety and efficiency in critical sectors.
  • Synergy DETECT activates 12 AI tools for comprehensive safety and operational analytics.
  • New camera enhancements offer advanced analytics and IR illumination for improved situational awareness.

Synectics will showcase its advanced security and surveillance technology at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 12–14 January 2026, focusing on enhancing safety, efficiency, and cyber resilience across various sectors including transport, energy, critical infrastructure, leisure, hospitality, and smart city initiatives.

Attendees can visit Synectics at stand S1-I25 to learn more about their innovative solutions.

AI-driven innovations

The centrepiece of Synectics' exhibit will be its AI-powered Synergy DETECT software. This award-winning technology equips operators with up to twelve AI tools, offering a wide array of safety, security, and operational analytics.

Features include PPE and fall detection, crowd analysis, and vehicle tracking in public spaces and transportation environments. These capabilities provide real-time intelligence to bolster safety and enhance operational oversight.

Advancements in camera technology

The latest developments include enhanced edge-based analytics and integrated infrared illumination

Exhibition attendees will also have the opportunity to explore the advanced features of Synectics’ COEX and IP camera portfolios.

The latest developments include enhanced edge-based analytics and integrated infrared illumination in COEX models, as well as new 4K and multi-sensor options within the IP camera range. 

These innovations aim to increase risk detection and situational awareness, allowing operators to capture more actionable details with fewer devices.

Enhanced incident response tools

Synectics will highlight new Synergy capabilities designed for rapid incident response. These enhancements include improved incident location identification, reinforced two-way collaboration, and more coordinated responses aligned with standard operating procedures.

The new mapping capabilities within Synergy allow operators to visualise incident patterns using heat maps and hot-spot analysis, providing a clearer understanding of emerging risks over time and facilitating more precise responses.

Integration of intelligent surveillance

David Aindow, Chief Strategy Officer at Synectics, stated, “Intersec is the ideal stage to demonstrate how far intelligent surveillance has come – and how accessible it is. Organisations today don’t just need more data; they need the right insights at the right moment.”

He added, “Every enhancement we’re showcasing this year is about enabling faster decisions, stronger coordination, and safer outcomes across every sector we support. From powerful, in-camera analytics to advanced mapping and AI-driven detection, this is our most extensive line-up yet. It reflects the real-world challenges our customers face and our commitment to helping them anticipate, understand, and respond with confidence in an increasingly complex world.”

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