Airbus will be showcasing their latest secure communications solutions at Intersec this year. Airbus's collaboration tool, Tactilon Agnet will be in the spotlight during the exhibition. The professional solution, which has both application and platform features is used for assisting, for instance, police officers or security personnel. The company will also be showcasing various projects around the use of Artificial Intelligence for mission-critical applications. The latter include facial, license plate, and object recognition, which run on the Tactilon Agnet mission-critical collaborative platform integrated with other systems through Application Programming Interface (APIs) such as Artificial Intelligence services. "Safety and Security is high on the agenda of the UAE Vision 2021, and there is a constant need for safety, security, and mission-critical solutions like the ones presented at this event," commented Andrew Forbes, Head of Middle East and North Africa region for Secure Land Communications at Airbus.

Video surveillance systems are evolving and are using artificial intelligence (AI) to inspect and analyse video footage, interpret patterns and flag unusual activity. Lenovo DCG and Pivot3 provide a state-of-the-art upgraded infrastructure solutions that aim to enhance current technology required to support these systems rather than entrusting the preservation of crucial data to outdated NVR technology. Commenting on the partnership, Dr. Chris Cooper, General Manager for Lenovo DCG, Middle East, Turkey and Africa, said, "We are delighted to showcase our partnership with Pivot3 at one the world's leading technology trade shows. The Middle East is exhibiting tremendous growth in terms of adopting smart solutions. The UAE in particular is investing heavily in implementing the latest innovations in their technological infrastructure; therefore, we see great potential from our partnership with Pivot3 as we work together to supply the appetite for next generation computing products and services."