Matrix Comsec made its mark at the Defence and Technology Expo 2025, showcasing cutting-edge, Made-in-India Security and Telecom solutions tailored for India’s defence forces.
The Expo, held in Chennai, brought together stakeholders from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and defence manufacturing sectors. Matrix's booth became a hub of engagement for visitors exploring secure, AI-driven surveillance and access control solutions built to meet India's unique operational needs.
Key Highlights
Strong Footfall from Defence Ecosystem
- The event drew significant interest from defence establishments, with most visitors representing the Air Force, Army, Navy, and OEMs. Matrix stood out with a product suite aligned to both field applications and tactical security deployments.
Tech Needs & Tactical Insights
- Live discussions revealed high demand for AI-powered cameras with advanced face detection and 60–80 meter IR capabilities. Aadhaar-based access control devices, ARGO FACE for residential use, and integrated face + fingerprint authentication devices were particularly sought after by forces and manufacturers alike.
Third-Party Integration & Product Feedback
- Many visitors expressed keen interest in PoC deployments, third-party VMS integrations, and enhancements for AI-based camera systems. Notably, positive feedback was shared about the VEGA FAXQ, a Matrix product, with customers requesting updates due to L1 device availability issues — a signal of brand trust and long-term value.
Recognition from Defence Bodies
- The booth interacted with DRDO officials, reinforcing Matrix’s commitment towards shared responsibility in the defence landscape.
Built for missions
Tarun Sharma, Head of Marketing at Matrix Comsec, shared: “At Matrix, we don’t just build for the market — we build for missions. Events like the Defence and Technology Expo are crucial touchpoints for us to listen, learn, and refine our solutions for the men and women securing our skies, seas, and borders.”
Building a self-reliant security future
The feedback gathered at the Expo underscores Matrix’s ongoing focus on cyber-resilient, AI-enabled, and field-hardened technologies.
From STQC-compliant video surveillance to deep integration capabilities with third-party systems, Matrix’s portfolio continues to evolve around real-world defence use cases.
As the nation accelerates its pursuit of self-reliance in defence technology, Matrix stands at the forefront — combining indigenous engineering with deep operational insight to deliver secure, future-ready platforms built for India and trusted worldwide.
