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PRAMA showcased a wide range of indigenously manufactured smart video security products and AI-led surveillance solutions at IFSEC India Security Expo 2025 in New Delhi. The company highlighted AI Sense cameras, IoT-enabled systems and integrated security technologies designed for Indian operating conditions. The display featured solutions for sectors such as retail, residential, transportation, defence, safe cities, healthcare and hospitality. PRAMA emphasised its local manufacturing capabilities, aligned with the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, and its focus on AI-driven video analytics, predictive monitoring and operational intelligence. With expanding production capacity near Mumbai, the company aims to meet rising demand for advanced, scalable and India-ready security solutions.
PRAMA unveiled a wide portfolio of indigenously manufactured smart video security products, advanced technologies and vertical-specific solutions at IFSEC India Security Expo 2025, held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The company's display focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI), IoT-enabled security technologies and integrated surveillance solutions designed for diverse Indian operating environments. Advertisement
The PRAMA booth featured newly launched video security cameras, non-CCTV security products and customised solutions for multiple sectors. The company highlighted its indigenous manufacturing roadmap and the integration of advanced technologies aligned with India's evolving security needs.
Speaking on the occasion, a PRAMA India spokesperson said the Indian physical security market has entered a more advanced phase of development, with indigenous brands playing a growing role. The spokesperson stated that PRAMA is expanding its locally manufactured product portfolio while adopting technologies suited to India-specific conditions, in line with the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. The company currently manufactures its products at a facility near Mumbai and is expanding capacity to meet rising demand.
Among the key launches at the expo were AI Sense cameras and solutions, marking the company's push towards AI-driven video analytics. These offerings were showcased alongside IoT-enabled security systems aimed at enhancing monitoring accuracy, predictive capabilities and operational efficiency.
At booth C01 in Hall 5, PRAMA displayed a broad range of products and solutions, including AI Sense solutions, Ranginview colour technology, access control systems, smart mobile surveillance, networking and cabling products, UPS systems, video door phones, intrusion alarms and SSD products.
The company highlighted the role of AI in transforming video content analytics by improving accuracy and enabling predictive insights. AI-based surveillance applications are increasingly being deployed across sectors, expanding the use of video security beyond traditional monitoring into operational intelligence and risk prevention.
PRAMA also showcased a range of bespoke vertical solutions covering retail, residential, defence, safe city, education, healthcare, hospitality, transportation and mobile surveillance applications. Its Safe City Solution integrates video management software with DVRs, NVRs, IP cameras, access control systems and analytics tools to support real-time monitoring, recording, playback and alarm management for urban and medium-scale projects.
The AIsense portfolio includes AI-enabled cameras, DVRs and NVRs powered by deep learning technologies. The Smart Mobile Solution demonstrated body-worn cameras, portable PTZ cameras, wireless transmission, GPS tracking and centralised data management, targeting applications such as law enforcement, patrolling, construction monitoring and event security.
PRAMA's transportation solution focuses on in-vehicle monitoring to enhance passenger safety and driver supervision, while the Ranginview technology enables full-colour video capture in low-light conditions for round-the-clock surveillance. Sector-specific solutions for retail, education, banking, hospitality and healthcare were also presented, integrating surveillance, access control, analytics and alarm management.
Company representatives also participated in conference sessions during the event. Himanshu Jain, Vice President Projects, addressed the conference on advanced video surveillance solutions, while Rajesh Palkar, Vice President Government Consultant Business, joined a panel discussion on logistics security and supply chain protection.
PRAMA stated that its participation at IFSEC India reflects its commitment to indigenous manufacturing, technology innovation and the development of scalable security solutions for India and global markets.
Source: PRAMA Press Bureau
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