COREDINATE at Expoprotection 2026: Pavilion 1, Stand E088

Expoprotection 2026, the international trade fair for risk prevention and management, runs in Paris from 3 to 5 November. COREDINATE, a guard tour and patrol system from the Nomadia group, is exhibiting on the shared Nomadia stand in Pavilion 1, Stand E088.

In short: Expoprotection 2026 takes place from 3 to 5 November at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. At Stand E088 in Pavilion 1, COREDINATE shows its system for guard tours, the daily occurrence book and the man down alarm.

Live from Expoprotection 2026

On each day of the fair we add photos from the stand here, with the latest day at the top. Our report from Security Essen 2026 shows what that looks like.

Tuesday, 3 November: Day 1

Expoprotection opened this morning, and conversations are under way at the shared Nomadia stand. Our team is showing COREDINATE right on the device.

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Expoprotection 2026 at a glance

What Expoprotection 2026 covers

RX France organises Expoprotection in Paris every two years. Its six exhibition areas cover occupational health and safety (two areas), climate and industrial risks, emergency response, fire, and security.

New this year is the Hub des Préventeurs, an area for prevention professionals with conferences, collaborative workshops and networking on all three days. The conference programme runs in four tracks: regulation and compliance, professions and expertise, technology and innovation, and strategy. The programme and visitor registration are on expoprotection.com.

COREDINATE at Stand E088

On a patrol with the COREDINATE guard tour system, the officer scans the NFC tag at each checkpoint with an NFC-enabled Android or iOS smartphone. The scan appears in the portal in real time, and the digital daily occurrence book records it with a timestamp, alongside incidents and the start and end of each shift. Without a signal, in an underground car park for example, the app stores the scans and sends them automatically once the connection is back.

For lone worker protection, the man down alarm has two triggers. The officer presses the alarm button on a Crosscall smartphone (CORE M6, X5 or M5), or the system raises the alarm automatically when it detects a longer period of inactivity and the officer does not respond to the pre-alarm. The alarm then appears on the portal map with the last known position. With a current Crosscall smartphone, this meets the German standard DIN V VDE V 0825-11, and the man down alarm is included in both COREDINATE plans.

Development and server infrastructure are based exclusively in Germany, and data processing complies with the GDPR. The Functions page lists all features.

Frequently asked questions about Expoprotection 2026

How do I get to Expoprotection 2026?

Take metro line 12 to Porte de Versailles or line 8 to Balard. Tram lines T2 and T3a stop at Porte de Versailles.

How do I get a visitor badge?

Order your visitor badge online on the Expoprotection website. Registered visitors can also book free one-to-one meetings with exhibitors on the Expoprotection Connect platform.

What do PTI and main courante mean?

PTI stands for protection du travailleur isolé, the French term for protecting staff who work alone. The alarm device is called a DATI, dispositif d'alarme pour travailleur isolé. The main courante is the occurrence book, called main courante en ligne in its digital form. In COREDINATE, they correspond to lone worker protection with the man down alarm and the digital daily occurrence book.