Security Expo 2026: Bring Us Your Messiest Workflow

Coming to Security Expo 2026? Bring us the messiest workflow on your site. The deliveries tracked in a spreadsheet, the visitor counts nobody quite trusts, the car park that runs on emails. At Axis stand E16, DDI Labs will show you what that workflow looks like when the cameras you already own do the busywork.

Stand details are on the Security Expo 2026 page.

When and where

The Security Exhibition & Conference runs Wednesday 2 to Friday 4 September 2026 at ICC Sydney, Halls 6 and 7, Level 4. Axis Communications is at booth E16 (see the exhibitor list), and DDI Labs is on the stand all three days. Doors open 9:30 am, closing 5:30 pm Wednesday and Thursday and 4:00 pm Friday.

What you will see at the pod

A live demo you can walk into. Scan a pass at a real Axis intercom, get greeted by name, watch a building come to life on screen, and get counted by a real camera on your way past. Behind the fun are four products that each fix a familiar headache.

People counting you can trust: CountIQ

An Axis camera on the stand counts visitors into CountIQ in real time. CountIQ turns camera counts into reports a portfolio team can actually compare: organised by site and zone, checked for gaps, delivered on a schedule. See how a public hospital network uses people counting across its sites.

Deliveries without the phone calls: DockSense

DockSense joins a delivery up from booking to departure: who is due, who arrived, which bay, what went wrong and what happened next. One traceable record instead of a booking platform, an inbox and a spreadsheet that never agree. See it working at International Towers Sydney.

Parking that explains itself: ParkEase

Try the Parker app and watch a plate read open the gate in the simulation. ParkEase keeps tenant allocations, bookings and access rules in one place, so operations can see what is happening instead of digging through emails. See how The Star Brisbane runs integrated operations.

Heavy-vehicle records without the paper: SiteInspector

SiteInspector captures who arrived at the gate, which vehicle, which checks were done and who handled the exceptions, so the evidence is there when someone asks for it. See it on Gamuda's Sydney Metro West project.

What to bring

No specification needed. Three things make the conversation useful:

1. What is involved today. The cameras, access control, booking tools and spreadsheets the workflow touches.
2. Where people re-key or hand off. That is usually where the delays and missing records live.
3. The report you cannot produce reliably. Start from the answer you need and we will work backwards.

And we will be straight with you: not every camera position suits every analytic, and software supports your compliance process rather than replacing anyone's judgement. If something needs a proper site assessment first, we will say so at the stand.