Secutech Thailand 2025, held at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), successfully promoted collaboration between security and fire safety innovators and stakeholders in Thailand’s smart city initiatives.
The event, which took place from 5 to 7 November, coincided with Fire & Safety Thailand, the Thailand Smart City Expo, and EdTEX, bringing together over 400 exhibitors from countries like Australia, China, India, Korea, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the UAE.
Key exhibits and attendance
The exhibition showcased a variety of state-of-the-art products, including AI-powered surveillance and advanced fire suppression systems, attracting more than 12,500 visitors.
This strong turnout, featuring government officials, industry experts, and end users, reaffirmed Secutech Thailand’s status as an essential platform for integrating security and fire safety solutions into the smart city development of Thailand.
Impact on smart city development
Ms Regina Tsai, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd – Taiwan Branch, highlighted the event’s role in advancing Thailand’s smart city goals, stating, “We all share a common vision for safer, smarter, and more sustainable cities.”
The collaboration with N.C.C. Management and Development to co-locate Secutech with the Thailand Smart City Expo and EdTEX created a holistic environment where stakeholders could converge and address the evolving needs of Thai cities, industries, and communities.
Growth in participation
According to Ms Tsai, the event witnessed a rise in both visitor and exhibitor numbers due to cross-sector synergy and staying ahead of market trends.
The increased participation illustrates the growing demand for integrated solutions in security, safety, and smart applications that align with Thailand’s urban transformation initiatives such as Thailand 4.0 and the Eastern Economic Corridor.
Networking and business opportunities
Secutech Thailand facilitated over 115 business matchmaking sessions, enhancing networking among participants and fostering significant partnerships. Ms Tsai remarked, “By actively pairing innovators with local decision-makers, we create meaningful connections that ensure the latest solutions reach those shaping Thailand’s smart cities.”
Exhibitors praised the fair for providing diverse networking opportunities and expanding their business connections.
Innovative technologies showcased
Participants featured a range of cutting-edge technologies at the event
Participants featured a range of cutting-edge technologies at the event. For example, Mr Natphat Sangsitthiyakon, Chief Marketing Officer of New Project A Co., Ltd. (Sanlien Technology), introduced advanced earthquake sensors from Taiwan, while Synology’s Country Manager, Mr Rahat Boontunjeen, focused on network storage solutions with anti-ransomware protection and CCTV management.
Launch of new software and products
Innodep Inc., represented by Mr Bruno Kim, Manager, seized the opportunity to present their latest physical security platform software, aiming to establish new partnerships in the region.
Similarly, Dubai-based firefighting manufacturer NAFFCO, with over 100 current projects in Thailand, used the event to showcase their fire safety solutions and solidify local partnerships, as noted by Mr Baiju P. Viswambharan, Export Manager.
Exploration of AI and IoT solutions
The event also delved into AI and IoT technologies affecting smart and secure cities. Attendees discussed AI's role in enhancing smart factories, urban planning, and disaster prevention.
Mr Srangrath Hatthawong, Vice President of the Thai Intelligent CCTV Association (iCA), detailed the use of AI in smart city development to improve surveillance and facilitate responsive decision-making.
Focus on safety innovations
Mr Paitoon Ngammuak, Deputy Director of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), expressed interest in using the fair to explore innovative tools for city safety, such as sensors for landslide, flood, and chemical hazard detection. He highlighted the fair’s ability to provide insights into global best practices, enabling more efficient and effective local applications.
Secutech Thailand 2025, held at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), successfully fostered collaboration between security and fire safety innovators and Thailand’s smart city stakeholders.
The show, which ran from 5 – 7 November alongside Fire & Safety Thailand, the Thailand Smart City Expo, and EdTEX, featured over 400 exhibitors from 10 countries and regions including Australia, China, India, Korea, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the UAE.
A strong lineup of cutting-edge products, ranging from AI-driven surveillance to advanced fire suppression systems, helped boost attendance to more than 12,500 visitors.
This strong turnout from government officials, industry professionals, and end users reinforced Secutech Thailand’s position as a vital platform for networking, collaborating, and integrating security and fire safety solutions into the development of the country’s smart cities.
Advancing Thailand’s smart city ambitions
Ms Regina Tsai, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd – Taiwan Branch, emphasised the show’s crucial role in advancing Thailand’s smart city ambitions: “We all share a common vision for safer, smarter, and more sustainable cities.”
“In line with this concept, our new collaboration with N.C.C. Management and Development set the stage for Secutech Thailand to be co-located with the Thailand Smart City Expo and EdTeX Show under one roof – creating a comprehensive ecosystem where stakeholders can meet, talk, and address the evolving security and fire safety needs of Thailand’s cities, industries, and communities.”
“As the premier showcase within this rich ecosystem, Secutech Thailand proudly presents the latest technologies and solutions for security, fire safety, disaster prevention, and smart applications that shape tomorrow’s urban environments.”
Rise in both visitor and exhibitor numbers
This collaboration helped ensure a rise in both visitor and exhibitor numbers, as Ms Tsai explained: “By staying ahead of market trends and bringing more cross-sector synergy, we were delighted to see an uptick in both visitor and exhibitor numbers.”
“This expansion reflects the growing market demand for integrated solutions that connect security, safety, and smart applications with smart city development – demonstrating how these sectors mutually contribute to support the urban transformation of Thailand, in line with national initiatives like Thailand 4.0 and the development of the Eastern Economic Corridor.”
Enhancing networking opportunities
To further enhance networking opportunities among participants, the show arranged over 115 business matching sessions designed to foster impactful partnerships.
“By actively pairing innovators with local decision-makers, we create meaningful connections that ensure the latest solutions reach those shaping Thailand’s smart cities. Secutech Thailand therefore acts as a catalyst for economic growth and safer, smarter urban development throughout the region,” continued Ms Tsai.
Exhibitors expressed strong enthusiasm for the fair, highlighting the diverse audience and the valuable opportunities it provided to expand their professional networks and forge new business partnerships.
Advanced earthquake sensor technology
“We bring advanced earthquake sensor technology from Taiwan to Thailand, offering early detection and monitoring solutions that include AI for real-time seismic intensity and safety alerts.”
“Our work in Taiwan includes structural monitoring for Taipei 101, one of the tallest and most iconic buildings globally.”
“Attending this fair allows us to connect with key developers, engineers, safety teams, and government inspectors, helping us expand our network and demonstrate how our Taiwan-based smart technology can help enhance urban safety in Thailand’s smart cities,” said Mr Natphat Sangsitthiyakon, Chief Marketing Officer, New Project A Co., Ltd. (Sanlien Technology).
Network Attached Storage
“Synology’s base product is Network Attached Storage (NAS), but we’ve expanded it to enable ransomware-resistant data backup and advanced CCTV surveillance management. Our goal at Secutech Thailand is to bring our solutions closer to end users, especially those involved in Smart City projects.”
“So far, the fair has been invaluable for direct conversations, allowing us to meet a diverse range of visitors – from construction to government sectors – helping us understand local user requirements while also demonstrating what Synology can truly deliver in Thailand,” said Mr Rahat Boontunjeen, Country Manager, Synology Inc.
Security platform provider
“We are Korea’s number one physical security platform provider, here to find new business partners in Thailand, Malaysia, and beyond. This year, we are actively introducing our newly developed software to the region for the first time.”
“We have met a diverse group of potential partners, including VMS companies, CCTV manufacturers, and AI engine developers. Secutech Thailand is the largest exhibition in the country of its kind and provides an excellent opportunity for us to connect with new partners and expand our business in the region,” said Mr Bruno Kim, Manager, Innodep Inc.
Firefighting manufacturing company
“We are NAFFCO, a Dubai-based firefighting manufacturing company with 35 years of industry expertise. As one of the world’s leading manufacturers, we supply to over 100 countries and currently manage around 100 projects in Thailand, focusing on fire curtains, foam, CO₂, and FMR systems.”
“Thailand maintains strong NFPA standards, and we are committed to supporting this by delivering qualified, innovative solutions for the local market. Secutech Thailand provides an excellent platform to showcase our products, meet buyers, and strengthen local partnerships,” said Mr Baiju P. Viswambharan, Export Manager, NAFFCO.
AI’s impact on smart factories
Secutech Thailand’s fringe programme featured a diverse range of topics exploring the technologies shaping smart and secure cities. Highlights included sessions on AI’s impact on smart factories, the role of IoT and AI in urban planning, disaster prevention, sustainable CCTV, cybersecurity, and the development of Thailand’s AI platform for smart city innovation.
“This year’s joint platform between Secutech Thailand and the Thailand Smart City Expo provided the perfect stage to explore how security and fire safety innovations can integrate directly with smart city development.”
“We used this platform to talk about the implementation of AI camera and image analysis technologies that advance Smart City development to recognise faces, detect suspicious behaviors, and track incidents like vehicle theft with the goal of facilitating faster, data-driven decision-making by city administrators,” said Mr Srangrath Hatthawong, Vice President, Thai Intelligent CCTV Association (iCA).
Latest tools and technologies for monitoring
“Secutech Thailand offers an excellent opportunity to explore the latest tools and technologies for city safety monitoring, including solutions for landslides, floods, and chemical hazards. We are looking for equipment and sensors that can detect risks and provide early warnings to enhance public safety.”
“The fair also highlights many innovations already implemented abroad, allowing us to learn from global best practices without travelling overseas. It is inspiring to discover new solutions such as EV sensors and advanced detection systems that can make our work more efficient and effective,” said Mr Paitoon Ngammuak, Deputy Director, Health Department, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA).
