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  • Secutech Vietnam 2026 returns to Hanoi, focusing on smart safety and infrastructure solutions.
  • Event showcases AI, IoT, and ICT technologies for smart buildings, factories, and urban infrastructure.
  • Seminars and demonstrations highlight security, fire safety, and advanced manufacturing in Vietnam.

Secutech Vietnam 2026 is set to return to Hanoi, a critical hub for discussions on smart infrastructure and public safety. According to Regina Tsai, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd - Taiwan Branch, the event is unique in Vietnam for its extensive reach across the security, fire safety, and smart building sectors.

She highlighted that the show's strong backing from the Ministry of Public Security and the Fire & Rescue Police Department strengthens its position as a comprehensive platform for sourcing and networking, particularly with the launch of SPS Stage Vietnam.

This year, stakeholders from solution providers to governmental bodies and project owners will have opportunities to share insights and forge practical partnerships.

A Hub for Technological Advancement

In 2025, Vietnam's economy witnessed a significant expansion of 8.02%, attracting USD 38.42 billion in foreign direct investments, mainly in manufacturing and processing. The government aims to build on this momentum by enhancing Hanoi's urban rail and transport networks and engaging in smart urban planning. Efforts are also directed towards developing satellite towns and industrial zones to alleviate urban stress.

With an emphasis on logistics, clean energy, and automation, authorities are searching for partners with the expertise and resources to deliver impactful solutions. The upcoming Secutech Vietnam 2026 will offer a timely venue for technology providers and project stakeholders to engage with the capital's increasing demand for advanced smart safety and infrastructure solutions.

Innovations Across Industry Verticals

The exhibition will showcase AI, IoT, and ICT solutions for smart buildings, factories, and citiesThe exhibition will present a spectrum of AI, IoT, and ICT-enabled technologies designed for smart buildings, factories, and urban infrastructures. Featuring practical tools that improve asset performance and operational safety, the displays will include systems for video surveillance, fire protection, access control, building automation, disaster prevention, and connected safety.

Specific product zones will cover areas such as Building Security & Access Management, Disaster Prevention & Emergency Response, ICT & Building Infrastructure Solutions, PPE & Industrial Safety, and Robotics & Drones. International pavilions from Japan, Korea, and Singapore will showcase cutting-edge technologies customized for local needs.

Interactive Learning and Networking Opportunities

The event will feature dynamic fringe programs aimed at enhancing visitor experiences and promoting deeper engagement. These will include seminars on pressing security and fire safety challenges, outdoor demonstrations of integrated solutions, and business matching sessions to connect exhibitors with local decision-makers.

Newly introduced, SPS Stage Vietnam will focus on advanced manufacturing technologies that support safer and more intelligent industrial environments. As part of the global SPS series, the platform will highlight prevailing industry trends and innovations shaping Southeast Asia’s production sector, bringing together key industry players for targeted discussions on secure and future-ready operations.

Coinciding with Secutech Vietnam 2026, Fire & Safety Vietnam will emphasize advancements in fire prevention, rescue missions, and industrial safety. Meanwhile, SMABuilding will address building automation, IoT integration, and energy efficiency. Together, these events will expand the scope of the platform, offering tailored solutions for security, safety, and smart building advancements.

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