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  • Secutech Vietnam 2026 in Hanoi addresses smart infrastructure and public safety demands.
  • Fair highlights AI, IoT, ICT-enabled technologies for efficient smart building and urban development.
  • International pavilions and fringe events support tech adoption in Vietnam's safety and industrial sectors.

Secutech Vietnam is set to return to Hanoi in 2026, coinciding with an increasing demand for advanced safety and smart infrastructure solutions. "We are pleased to bring Secutech Vietnam back to Hanoi, a key decision making hub for discussions around smart infrastructure and public safety in Vietnam," stated Ms Regina Tsai, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd – Taiwan Branch.

As the sole business platform in Vietnam to consistently engage the security, fire safety, and smart building sectors, the event is supported by the Ministry of Public Security and the Fire & Rescue Police Department. The upcoming edition introduces SPS Stage Vietnam, providing a holistic platform for solution providers, government officials, and project owners to exchange insights and collaborate effectively.

A platform for technology providers

Following Vietnam's impressive 8.02% economic growth in 2025, complemented by USD 38.42 billion in foreign direct investment primarily in manufacturing and processing sectors, the Vietnamese government is intensifying efforts to enhance Hanoi's urban rail and transport systems, as well as urban planning initiatives. The development of satellite towns and industrial zones is also in focus to alleviate urban congestion.

With an emphasis on logistics, clean energy, and automation, authorities seek ambitious partners to deploy transformative solutions. Against this backdrop, Secutech Vietnam 2026 becomes a crucial venue for technology providers to meet the increasing demand for smart safety and digital infrastructure in Hanoi.

Showcase of innovation across verticals

Exhibition will showcase diverse AI, IoT and ICT technologies for smart buildings, factories, and citiesThe exhibition will feature a wide array of AI, IoT and ICT-driven technologies tailored for smart buildings, factories, and urban settings. Exhibitors will display tools designed to boost asset performance, ensure operational safety, and deliver scalable systems across Vietnam's rapidly growing industrial and public domains.

Technologies such as video surveillance, fire protection, access management, building automation, disaster mitigation, and connected safety systems will be showcased across dedicated zones:

  • Building Security & Access Management
  • Disaster Prevention & Emergency Response
  • ICT & Building Infrastructure Solutions
  • PPE & Industrial Safety
  • Robotics & Drones

Furthermore, international pavilions from Japan, Korea, and Singapore will exhibit technologies tailored to local needs and project scopes.

Hands-on learning and business opportunities

The show promises to enhance visitor experiences with various interactive fringe activities, such as seminars discussing current security and fire safety challenges, live equipment and solution demonstrations, and business matching sessions with local decision-makers. SPS Stage Vietnam is a new addition for 2026, highlighting advancements in manufacturing technologies aimed at creating safer and smarter industrial settings.

As a segment of the global SPS series, the seminar will address crucial industry trends and emerging solutions that are reshaping Southeast Asia's manufacturing sector, drawing together professionals such as system integrators, engineers, factory managers, CTOs, and IT experts for focused discussions on secure operations.

Alongside Secutech Vietnam 2026, Fire & Safety Vietnam will spotlight breakthrough developments in fire prevention, rescue strategies, and industrial safety. Meanwhile, SMABuilding will concentrate on automation, IoT integration, and energy efficiency, enhancing the platform's breadth with specialised safety, security, and smart building solutions.

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