Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India – October 31, 2026 – IFSEC India 2026 will take place from December 3 to 5 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. The exhibition is expected to bring together more than 350 suppliers, manufacturers and distributors across CCTV, access control, cybersecurity, drones and other security segments. Adiance Technologies highlights four areas visitors should evaluate when choosing AI-powered CCTV and video surveillance systems.

A demonstration at an exhibition may not reflect the conditions of a warehouse gate at night, a busy school corridor or a site with inconsistent internet connectivity. Buyers should assess how a surveillance system performs after installation, not just how it looks during a demonstration.

The first area is AI performance. Visitors should ask which detection features are supported by the camera models they are considering and how those features perform in real operating conditions.

The second area is cloud reliability. Buyers should understand what happens to recording and alerts when internet connectivity is interrupted, and whether cameras can continue recording locally.

The third area is integration. Compatibility with existing ONVIF cameras can help businesses explore AI-enabled monitoring without automatically replacing their entire surveillance infrastructure.

The fourth area is certification. For government, PSU and enterprise projects, buyers should ask for relevant certification documents and verify that the products and software meet their project requirements.

ArcisAI, the AI CCTV brand from Adiance Technologies, Ahmedabad, is participating in IFSEC India 2026 as a Premier Plus Partner. Its ECO Series includes human detection and tamper detection features. ArcisAI Cloud VMS is STQC certified and supports live view, playback and alerts across multiple locations.

The ArcisAI Bridge Device connects compatible ONVIF cameras on a local network to the Cloud VMS without requiring each camera to have direct internet access. One Bridge Device supports up to five ONVIF cameras. If connectivity is interrupted, cloud recording pauses while cameras with onboard SD storage can continue local recording. ArcisGPT adds natural-language video search capabilities.

Adiance states that ArcisAI cameras are BIS-ER certified and NDAA compliant, and that its products are made in India. The company also holds ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.

Before visiting IFSEC India 2026, buyers can prepare by mapping surveillance locations, identifying connectivity limitations, checking camera compatibility and requesting relevant certification documents.

About Adiance Technologies and ArcisAI

Adiance Technologies is an Ahmedabad-based technology company behind ArcisAI, an Indian AI CCTV and video surveillance brand. Its ecosystem includes CCTV cameras, Cloud VMS, mobile applications and AI-powered video surveillance solutions.

For more information, visit https://arcisai.io/ or https://www.adiance.com/.