Desecure to demonstrate AI-supported energy-site security at EIF 2026

Energy-site risks shape the demonstrations

Desecure Technology plans to demonstrate security systems for energy facilities at the 20th EIF Energy Transformation Fair in Antalya on 5–7 November 2026. A gold sponsor, the company will occupy a 110-square-metre stand covering AI-supported mobile security, remote monitoring, early fire detection and employee safety.

The announcement links these products to the needs of solar farms, wind farms and energy-storage sites spread across large areas. It identifies theft, sabotage, fire and operational risks as drivers of demand for earlier detection and coordinated response.

Three businesses share one stand

Desecure Technology, Desecure Özel Güvenlik and DEOSGB will appear together for the first time at stand F197–F198. Their roles are distinct: technology development and system integration, private security and alarm-monitoring services, and occupational health and safety respectively.

The demonstrations will show how those services can connect within an operational workflow. Visitors will be able to follow a scenario from initial detection through alarm verification, coordination of a response and reporting of the incident.

Mobile systems and personal safety devices

Products highlighted for the fair include the Mobile Monitoring Tower, Mobile Alarm Stand, Desecure Vision V10 and Desecure One. The tower can operate without an electrical connection and can be configured with AI-supported cameras, thermal imaging and other detection technologies. The company cites open-area monitoring capacity of up to 160,000 square metres from a single tower.

The Mobile Alarm Stand is intended for locations without permanent infrastructure or where security needs to be deployed quickly. Vision V10 provides video and two-way voice communication between workers and an alarm-monitoring centre. Desecure One focuses on lone workers or people in higher-risk locations, with fall and inactivity detection, location sharing and emergency-assistance functions.

Visitors can follow a complete security scenario

Demonstrations will cover perimeter breaches, unauthorised entry, fire risks and worker safety. The company also plans to show AI-supported checks of personal protective equipment, hazardous-area detection and early fire detection using thermal cameras.

DEOSGB will offer a virtual-reality occupational safety training experience. A Mobile Monitoring Vehicle near the fair entrance will illustrate deployment where power and internet infrastructure are limited.

A congress session on energy security

Desecure Technology Energy Group Coordinator Ünsal Kütaruk is scheduled to speak on 5 November, from 15:30 to 16:30 in the Blue Hall, in a session on efficiency, quality and durability of renewable-energy equipment. His contribution will address changing security needs at solar, wind and storage facilities.

Kütaruk said the company sees security as part of protecting investment and supporting continuity of generation. EIF is intended to provide a setting for discussing those requirements with energy-sector operators and demonstrating the technologies in practical scenarios.