Thailand is swiftly advancing its nationwide smart city initiatives, with Secutech Thailand poised to remain a significant platform for safety, security, and smart technology sectors in Asia. Scheduled from 18 to 20 November 2026 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), this event is set to gather 400 brands across 11,600 square metres of exhibition space and draw in approximately 14,000 visitors, including representatives from government bodies, developers, manufacturers, and solution providers.
Coinciding with Fire & Safety Thailand and the Thailand Smart City Expo, this 2026 edition will foster collaboration between security, fire protection, and smart urban management, matching the country's increasing investments in sustainable urban growth.
Emergency response capability
Thailand's proactive policies are enhancing global confidence in its technology and infrastructure sectors. In 2025, the country saw investment pledges rise to roughly USD 60 billion, marking a 67% increase from the prior year, notably within digital, advanced manufacturing, and innovation-driven industries.
This initiative positions Thailand as a hub for integrated safety, fire protection, and IoT technologies
The Digital Economy Promotion Agency is progressing the smart city programme, targeting an expansion from 37 to 105 smart city areas by 2027. Supported with an estimated USD 320 million in investments, this initiative prioritises smart living and cybersecurity, with innovations like a 5G ambulance network that improves emergency response through real-time digital connectivity. This initiative positions Thailand as a hub for integrated safety, fire protection, and IoT technologies, fuelling demand for AI-enabled surveillance and intelligent monitoring systems across various projects.
Digitalised safety solutions
Ms Regina Tsai, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd – Taiwan Branch, stated, “Secutech Thailand is one of the region’s leading international trade fairs for security and fire safety solutions. Strategically located in the heart of Southeast Asia, the show leverages Thailand’s role as a hub for security, fire safety, and IoT innovation. Supported by ongoing development projects in transportation, energy, e-governance, and public safety, the 2026 edition offers exhibitors direct access with decision-makers and opportunities to present the latest integrated solutions.”
The 2026 Secutech Thailand will spotlight advancements in connected and digitalised safety solutions, addressing increased demands for protection, efficiency, and resilience across numerous sectors. The event will showcase leading suppliers presenting their latest portfolios in security, fire, and smart technologies to engage with project owners, integrators, and buyers seeking comprehensive solutions.
Emergency communication equipment
Organised around seven key application areas, the event will demonstrate how digital networks and advanced analysis are enhancing safety and operational effectiveness in various environments:
- Smart Public Safety: Utilising advanced surveillance cameras, video analytics, access control systems, and connected command centres to maintain awareness and swift incident response.
- Smart Emergency Response & Disaster Resilience: Featuring AI-powered surveillance, smart fire detection devices, emergency communication gear, and command platforms for effective disaster management.
- Smart Buildings: Focused on integrated systems managing lighting, fire safety, energy, and access controls to create efficient, sustainable facilities.
- Smart City Digital Platform & Urban Operations: Highlighting control rooms, data analytics, and sensor networks for enhanced smart infrastructure planning and service delivery.
- Smart Living: Targeted at connected home devices, intrusion alarms, and neighbourhood safety apps for improved residential protection.
- Smart Industry: Featuring sensors, robotics, automation, and IoT solutions for predictive maintenance and workplace safety.
- Smart Mobility: Including traffic management software and smart communication systems for road safety and efficient transport.
These applications collectively demonstrate how innovation is shaping safer, smarter urban and industrial ecosystems across the region.
As Thailand accelerates nationwide smart city development, Secutech Thailand will continue to serve as a key business and knowledge exchange platform for Asia’s safety, security, and smart-technology sectors.
Taking place from 18 – 20 November 2026, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), the fair will unite 400 brands across 11,600 sqm of exhibition space, and is expected to welcome around 14,000 visitors representing government bodies, developers, manufacturers, and solution providers. Held alongside Fire & Safety Thailand and co-located with Thailand Smart City Expo, the 2026 edition will promote cross-industry collaboration between security, fire protection, and smart urban management, helping professionals capture new opportunities amid Thailand’s growing investments in safe and sustainable urban growth.
Emergency response capability
Proactive government policies are driving global trust in Thailand’s technology and infrastructure sectors. In 2025, total investment pledges reached approximately USD 60 billion, a 67% increase from the previous year, with strong growth in digital, advanced manufacturing, and innovation-driven industries.
Building on this foundation, the Digital Economy Promotion Agency is advancing the country’s smart city programme, aiming to expand from 37 to 105 designated smart city areas by 2027. The initiative, supported by approximately USD 320 million in related investment, prioritises smart living and cybersecurity, including a 5G ambulance network that enhances emergency response capability through real time digital connectivity. This momentum positions the country as a regional centre for integrated safety, fire protection, and loT technologies, creating sustained demand for AI-enabled surveillance, intelligent monitoring systems, and connected command solutions across urban, industrial, and public-infrastructure projects.
Digitalised safety solutions
Ms Regina Tsai, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd – Taiwan Branch, commented: “Secutech Thailand is one of the region’s leading international trade fairs for security and fire safety solutions. Strategically located in the heart of Southeast Asia, the show leverages Thailand’s role as a hub for security, fire safety, and loT innovation. Supported by ongoing development projects in transportation, energy, e-governance, and public safety, the 2026 edition offers exhibitors direct access with decision-makers and opportunities to present the latest integrated solutions.”
Reflecting the growing demand for connected and digitalised safety solutions, Secutech Thailand 2026 will spotlight innovations that enhance protection, efficiency, and resilience across multiple sectors. Leading suppliers will be showcasing the latest security, fire, and smart technology portfolios to engage with project owners, integrators, and buyers seeking integrated solutions.
Emergency communication equipment
The fair will be organised around seven key application areas, each illustrating how digital networks and advanced analytics are improving safety, coordination, and operational effectiveness in everyday environments:
- Smart public safety: consisting of advanced surveillance cameras, video analytics, access control systems, and connected command centres that help public authorities and facility operators maintain situational awareness and respond quickly to incidents.
- Smart emergency response & disaster resilience: focusing on AI-driven surveillance, smart fire detection devices, emergency communication equipment, and command-and-control platforms that enable faster alerts and more coordinated disaster management.
- Smart buildings: specialising in integrated systems linking lighting, fire safety, energy management, and access controls to create safer, more efficient, and sustainable facilities.
- Smart city digital platform & urban operations: highlighting central control rooms, data analytics tools, and sensor networks that support smart infrastructure planning and improve municipal service delivery.
- Smart living: dedicated to connected home devices, intrusion alarms, smart doorbells, and neighbourhood safety applications that enhance residential protection and convenience.
- Smart industry: featuring sensors, robotics, automation, and loT-based solutions that enable predictive maintenance, monitor equipment in real time, and improve workplace safety.
- Smart mobility: comprising traffic management software, smart signals, CCTV, and vehicle to infrastructure communication systems that promote road safety and smoother transport operations.
Together, these areas illustrate how innovation is driving safer, smarter urban and industrial ecosystems throughout the region.
