ANAVEO at SEPEM Toulouse 2026

SEPEM Toulouse is the meeting point for services, equipment, processes and maintenance serving industry across south-west France. More than 250 exhibitors are expected at the MEETT for the 2026 edition — and the show adds a new feature that concerns us directly.

Practical information

A Safety & Security Village, new for 2026

SEPEM Toulouse 2026 introduces a village dedicated to industrial safety and security, built into the heart of the event. It brings together industrial cybersecurity, data protection, site security, private 5G and risk management.

That creation says something about the times: the security of an industrial site is no longer a guarding question, it is a question for the IT department. Cameras produce data, that data is hosted somewhere, and somebody has to answer for its security. That is exactly the ground ANAVEO works on.

What we are showing on our stand

Our stand is not a hardware display. It is built around a screen and a platform running live: you see what we are talking about actually working, on real industrial and logistics cases.

• INNOVEO supervision, demonstrated live. Video protection, intrusion detection and access control brought together in a single interface: raising an alarm, retrieving a sequence, checking an access event. That is the core of the demonstration, and it is what separates a unified installation from a stack of systems.
• The Smart Apps that address specific industrial problems. HeatTracker detects a rise in temperature before it becomes a fire — storage areas, charging bays, electrical cabinets. ZoneTracker qualifies a presence in a sensitive area before the intrusion, rather than confirming it afterwards.
• Lone worker protection. Night shifts, work in remote areas, extended sites: how a lone worker device fits with supervision rather than living alongside it.
• A reading of your existing installation. Come with a site plan, an equipment list or a contract renewal date: we will tell you on the spot what can be kept and what cannot. It is the most useful format across three days of exhibition, and it costs only a few minutes.

Already have a security system? That is precisely the subject

Most industrial visitors walking the aisles of a SEPEM are not starting from scratch: they have cameras, an alarm, access control and an incumbent provider. So the question is almost never “should we equip ourselves?”, but “what do we do with a heterogeneous, ageing installation and contracts that do not all end on the same date?”

That is a situation we handle routinely: working with what is already there rather than redeploying everything. In practice, that means keeping the equipment that is still relevant, unifying supervision on a single platform, and taking over existing contracts as they come up for renewal.

A team that knows south-west France

ANAVEO is a French electronic security specialist, present across the country through a network of regional agencies. Our south-west contacts will be on the stand for all three days: they are the people who look after sites in the region, and they are the people who will carry out the work afterwards.

That continuity between the person you meet at a show and the person who then looks after your site is, in our experience, what counts most over time — more than any camera datasheet.

The stand is run by Duncan Deverre, Director of the South-West Business Unit, and his teams. The person you meet at the MEETT is the one who will handle your project afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Practical information taken from the official SEPEM Toulouse website (organiser: GL Events Exhibitions Industrie), consulted on 29 July 2026. Opening hours and layout may change — please check with the organiser before travelling.