Costa Mujeres – September 30, 2026 -- Seguritech will exhibit at booth #21 during the 19th NENA 9-1-1 International Congress for Emergency Call Centers, running October 7-9 in Costa Mujeres, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Seguritech targets Latin American emergency centers with integrated AI and robotics tools
The company will demonstrate AI-powered analytics that process incoming emergency data and prioritize the most urgent events for call-takers and supervisors. Its computer-aided dispatch (CAD) platform merges dispatch operations, field personnel, video intelligence, and sensor networks into a single operating picture for unfolding incidents.
Drones extend control-room visibility beyond physical walls
Seguritech will also highlight robotics capabilities, including drones and autonomous systems that stream remote monitoring and on-scene assessments directly to dispatch centers. The company says this gives dispatchers earlier visibility on incidents and better prepares first responders before they arrive on scene.
Seguritech executive cites resource pressure on regional 9-1-1 centers
"Emergency centers across the region are under increasing pressure to do more with limited resources," said Edgar Ramírez, General Manager of Seguritech International LLC. He said the company's combined AI, robotics, and CAD ecosystem is built to function as one system rather than separate tools, aiming to give teams greater visibility for faster decisions and response.
The NENA 9-1-1 International Congress is described as Latin America's leading forum for emergency communications professionals, convening 9-1-1 center directors, public safety officials, government agencies, and technology providers to discuss operational best practices across the region.