Axis Communications Brings The Blueprint For Tomorrow To Sydney As Headline Sponsor Of Security And Integrate 2026
Axis Brings Physical Security And Network Audio Together, Powered By Innovation, Integration And Insight.
SYDNEY, September 2, 2026 – Axis Communications is bringing its latest physical security, network video and audio technologies to Sydney as headline sponsor of two major industry events.
Axis Communications at Security and Integrate 2026 will showcase how connected cameras, radar, analytics, cloud technology and network audio can work together. The company is returning as headline sponsor of the Security Exhibition and Conference 2026 and the co-located Integrate 2026.
Both events opened today at ICC Sydney and will run through September 4.
Physical security and audio technologies are rapidly converging. Organisations increasingly need to unify systems, remove blind spots and turn data into real-time operational intelligence.
Under its 2026 theme, The Blueprint for Tomorrow, Axis is demonstrating how integrated technologies can address these requirements.
Wai King Wong, Regional Director for Oceania at Axis Communications, says: “We are seeing a profound shift in how organisations across Australia and New Zealand think about their security and audio infrastructure. Cameras and speakers are no longer just passive safety nets that sit on the ceiling waiting for something to go wrong. Today, they are active, connected edge platforms that provide real-time operational insights. By bringing the blueprint for tomorrow to life at these shows, we are showing how integrated, innovative solutions can help organisations move beyond traditional security and drive measurable value across the business.”
Axis is presenting its blueprint through three core pillars at the Security Exhibition and Conference 2026: Innovation, Integration, and Insights.
Axis Communications At Security And Integrate 2026 Focuses On Innovation
Realising the blueprint for tomorrow starts with hardware capable of supporting increasingly intelligent security applications.
Axis continues to develop network camera technologies designed to process more information at the edge. ARTPEC-9, the company’s ninth-generation system-on-chip, sits at the centre of its 2026 product lineup.
ARTPEC-9 brings AV1 video encoding to Axis network cameras for the first time. According to Axis, the technology improves encoding efficiency by up to 20% compared with previous standards.
The system-on-chip also embeds Signed Video into every frame at the point of capture. This creates a verifiable chain of trust that can help organisations identify potential video tampering.
AXIS D2124-VE Radar Adds 360-Degree Detection
During the show, Axis is also unveiling its upcoming AXIS D2124-VE Radar.
The radar provides 360-degree coverage across large areas and operates around the clock. Axis designed the system to function across varying weather and lighting conditions.
When paired with the AXIS Q6225-LE PTZ Camera, the system combines visual and radar detection. AI-powered classification also helps operators verify detected activity.
This combination provides double-knock verification and creates an additional layer of protection for perimeter security environments.
Axis Communications At Security And Integrate 2026 Highlights Integration
Modern security environments can become difficult to manage when cameras, access control, audio and other systems operate separately.
These technology silos can increase administrative overhead while making it harder for organisations to use data across their operations.
At the Security Exhibition and Conference 2026, Axis is demonstrating Axis Cloud Connect. The open, secure hybrid cloud platform brings video, access control, audio and enterprise systems together through a scalable interface.
The platform is designed to support operational efficiency and business intelligence across hybrid cloud-to-edge environments.
Axis is also demonstrating its technology integration partner (TIP) ecosystem at the event.
Instead of requiring organisations to connect isolated systems themselves, Axis works with software partners to provide pre-integrated solutions. This approach aims to reduce integration complexity while giving organisations more flexibility when building security environments.
Axis Communications At Security And Integrate 2026 Turns Data Into Insights
Connected security technology can provide more than recorded footage. Axis is also demonstrating how analytics can turn security data into operational information.
AXIS Object Analytics processes video data to identify relevant objects and activity. This can help operators reduce unnecessary alerts and focus on events that require attention.
Axis consolidates these insights through My System, a dashboard that provides organisations with a unified view of systems and devices.
The approach can help security teams make faster decisions while extending the value of network infrastructure beyond traditional surveillance and physical security.
Network Audio Brings The Axis Blueprint To Life At Integrate 2026
Axis Communications at Security and Integrate 2026 showcases extend beyond video surveillance and physical security.
At the co-located Integrate 2026 event, Axis is demonstrating its Network Audio solutions. The IP-based platform combines public address, background music and zoned audio management across a site.
Rather than operating separate speaker systems for individual purposes, organisations can centrally manage multiple audio functions through one networked environment.
Visitors can also enter the Axis experience room for a hands-on demonstration of the company’s audio technologies. The environment demonstrates how network audio can operate across different zones and applications in a real-world setting.
The demonstrations highlight a broader shift across physical security and building technology. Cameras, analytics, radar, access systems and speakers are increasingly becoming connected edge devices rather than isolated equipment.
For organisations, that convergence creates opportunities for greater automation and operational insight. It also makes integration, system management and network security increasingly important considerations.
The future of connected security and audio is already on display at ICC Sydney.
Industry professionals can visit Axis from September 2 to 4 at Booth E16 at the Security Exhibition and Conference 2026 and Booth HK26 at Integrate 2026.
About Axis Communications
Axis enables a smarter and safer world by improving security, safety, operational efficiency, and business intelligence. As a network technology company and industry leader, Axis offers video surveillance, access control, intercoms, and audio solutions. These are enhanced by intelligent analytics applications and supported by high-quality training.
Axis has around 5,000 dedicated employees in over 50 countries and collaborates with technology and system integration partners worldwide to deliver customer solutions. Axis was founded in 1984, and the headquarters are in Lund, Sweden.
For more information: https://www.axis.com/en-au.