From 17 to 19 June, Artifeel will be exhibiting at VivaTech 2026 on the Crédit Agricole stand, showcasing its embedded AI solutions designed to protect critical infrastructure and public-facing facilities against malicious acts and theft.
Artifeel on the Crédit Agricole Stand at VivaTech 2026
For this new participation in Europe’s leading event dedicated to digital transformation, Artifeel, a member of Village by CA Brie Picardie, has been selected by the Crédit Agricole Group to be hosted on its stand (Hall 7, Stand 1F02-002). This presence alongside a major player in banking and essential services strongly reflects Artifeel’s development since its founding in 2021.
“Our presence at VivaTech 2026, within the Crédit Agricole Group stand, is symbolic in two ways: we are celebrating our fifth anniversary as VivaTech marks its tenth, and we are exhibiting alongside an essential services operator deeply rooted in local communities, which is also facing a rise in theft and malicious acts targeting its infrastructure and public facilities,” says Alain Staron, Founder and CEO of Artifeel.
Artifeel returns with substantial field experience and an expanded, specialised value proposition for stakeholders in essential sectors such as banking, supported by successful deployments across 13 types of critical infrastructure. This edition also highlights, both within the VivaTech programme and on the Crédit Agricole stand, themes that are central to Artifeel’s DNA: practical, applied AI; technological sovereignty; and innovation serving territorial resilience.
Focus on Our Expert Embedded AI (Security) Agents
This edition provides an opportunity for Artifeel to present and discuss its concrete field feedback, made possible by its unique Check’In systems, which now protect 13 types of essential infrastructure across France and Europe. From telecom rooms to solar farms, from railway-related installations to water networks, including wind farms and public-facing facilities in the tertiary sector, Artifeel’s patented embedded AI technology addresses security challenges that previously lacked truly viable solutions prior to the introduction of Check’In.
Visitors will also discover the latest developments in Artifeel’s “expert embedded AI agents”, capable of locally and fully autonomously analysing vibrations, movements, and contextual changes to distinguish legitimate behaviour from intrusion attempts and respond accordingly.
“In 2021, we anticipated that the combination of embedded AI and IoT would fundamentally transform security. Five years later, field feedback has turned that intuition into a firm conviction, reinforced by the trust of our clients, partners, and investors. From telecom rooms to solar farms and wind turbines, from vacant properties to mobile banking units, our solutions demonstrate every day that it is possible to make critical infrastructure and public facilities safer, more autonomous, and more resource-efficient, without adding complexity for operational teams,” adds Alain Staron.
We look forward to welcoming you to discover our innovations and discuss your challenges.
Artifeel once again wins a Facilities Management Awards title from Build Magazine, in the “Best Global AI-Driven Smart Security Systems 2026” category.
Best Global AI-Driven Smart Security Systems 2026
With this 15th award since its creation, Artifeel once again sees its smart security technology recognised at an international level. On 22 April 2026, the start-up received the “Best Global AI-Driven Smart Security Systems 2026” title, as part of the Facilities Management Awards 2026 by Build Magazine, which highlight the most innovative solutions serving buildings, infrastructure and essential services.
After showcasing the Check’In technology in 2023 and then Check’In Infra in 2024, the Build Magazine expert committee now rewards our latest generation of connected alarm and monitoring solutions powered by embedded AI. This new award no longer focuses on a single product: it recognises the consistency of a complete portfolio, designed to protect critical, remote or hard-to-secure sites.
For our clients and partners, this distinction strengthens Artifeel’s credibility on the smart security systems market, both in France and internationally. It also confirms the relevance of our approach: autonomous, connected and intelligent solutions to securely protect the infrastructures that keep essential services running.
A new generation of AI-driven smart security recognised
This 2026 award recognises the second generation of solutions developed by Artifeel, building on several years of field feedback and deployments across critical sites. Leveraging our patented embedded AI technology, we have designed a range of connected alarms capable of monitoring and protecting an ever-wider set of critical infrastructures: networks, industrial sites, logistics sites, solar farms, wind farms and container yards.
This 15th recognition confirms the innovative nature of our model and our technology. It strengthens our ambition: helping operators, integrators and infrastructure owners better protect their sites, reduce incidents and limit unnecessary call-outs, with a single family of solutions that is simple to deploy and operate.
Artifeel would like to warmly thank Build Magazine for this new distinction and for the renewed trust placed in our smart security technology.
Artifeel is showcasing its Check’In Secure Solar solution at Solar & Storage Live London to protect cables and solar farms against theft, even on the most remote sites.
Artifeel showcases Check’In Secure Solar in London
Solar & Storage Live is one of Europe’s key events for solar and energy storage professionals, with the London 2026 edition taking place from 29 to 30 April.
By exhibiting at this show, Artifeel meets developers, operators, installers and security partners who are scaling solar farms across the UK and Europe. On our stand, we shine a light on a challenge that is often underestimated: protecting cables and critical infrastructure on remote sites that are exposed to theft and vandalism.
This is an opportunity to discover our latest developments, discuss your on-the-ground challenges, and see how our technology integrates into your existing security architectures in practice.
Protecting cables and solar farms with Check’In Solar Secure
Cable theft on solar farms leads to production outages, repair costs and additional pressure on your operations teams.
Check’In Solar Secure provides a simple answer: an autonomous alarm with embedded AI, designed to distinguish genuine attacks from everyday nuisances such as wind, rain or animals.
Installed directly on cables or at critical points, the solution runs on batteries, requires no Wi-Fi or mains power, and uses long-range networks to send real-time alerts. You drastically reduce false alarms, improve service continuity and can trigger the right interventions at the right time, even on the most hard-to-reach sites. For solar farm operators, it is a concrete way to secure assets, protect production and maintain a clear, real-time view of what is happening in the field, 24/7.
Artifeel joins Webeye at The Security Event 2026 in Birmingham to showcase Check’In and demonstrate its impact on real‑life security use cases in the field.
Artifeel and Webeye: proven in the field
From 28 to 30 April 2026, Artifeel will be back for the third year in a row at The Security Event, on the stand of its partner Webeye, to present its intelligent alarm solutions Check’In for the protection of sensitive sites and critical infrastructure.
Installers, integrators and end users will see how the combination of Artifeel and Webeye technologies and expertise delivers three complementary layers of security that go beyond traditional perimeter protection, enabling more autonomous and preventive site protection.
On the stand, Webeye and Artifeel will stage real‑world scenarios for cable theft protection from chambers, as well as the security of containers, gates and compounds. These demonstrations bring their shared promise to life: reducing risk and protecting assets through a global approach that combines prevention, intelligent edge detection on site and centralised monitoring for a fast, coordinated response.
Check’In: flexible edge AI for modern sites
Installed as close as possible to the infrastructure to be protected, the connected Check’In solution helps tackle raw material theft, cable sabotage and intrusions on critical or remote sites. Mounted directly on key assets (chambers, gates, containers, fences), it uses a unique patented edge AI technology to detect abnormal behaviour in real time and send only relevant alerts to security teams, avoiding a flood of false alarms.
Thanks to a flexible product range, Check’In can address a wide variety of needs: construction sites, logistics compounds, container yards, as well as solar farms and wind farms where equipment and cable protection is business‑critical.
This versatility makes Check’In an ideal choice for installers who want to cover many use cases with a single technology while delivering stronger security and a measurable reduction in incidents for their customers. To arrange a live demonstration on the stand, plan your visit to The Security Event or discuss an upcoming project, get in touch with the Artifeel team via the website contact form or by reaching out to your usual contact.
Artifeel joins Tech4Trust, the leading Swiss accelerator dedicated to digital trust and cybersecurity, as part of the international Season 7 cohort unveiled in Geneva during Trust Valley Day 2025
Artifeel among the 29 selected international startups
On December 2nd, during Trust Valley Day 2025 at the Geneva International Conference Centre, the new Tech4Trust cohort was officially announced by Raphaël Conz, Managing Director of the Department for Economic Promotion and Innovation (State of Vaud), on behalf of Trust Valley, the Lake Geneva–area center of excellence for digital trust and cybersecurity, in front of an audience of public, industrial, academic and investor decision-makers.
Artifeel is one of 29 international startups selected from 128 applications, spanning 9 countries and a broad spectrum of breakthrough technologies. This selection recognizes the relevance of our approach: securing and monitoring physical infrastructures thanks to autonomous embedded AI, even without Wi‑Fi or electricity. It also builds on the momentum already created with other specialized ecosystem partners, such as Village by CA Brie Picardie since September.
Tech4Trust and Trust Valley: a hub for digital trust
Tech4Trust is the acceleration program of Trust Valley, a public–private initiative based between Geneva and the canton of Vaud that brings together cantons, large corporations, academic institutions and international organizations to build an “economy of trust”. The program targets Swiss and international startups innovating in cybersecurity, AI, blockchain, data protection and critical infrastructure security, with market-ready products. In Season 7, the cohort brings together future‑oriented solutions “tackling everything from advanced AI, compliance, encryption, and blockchain to data privacy, biometrics and quantum security“.
On this occasion, Lennig Pedron, CEO of Trust Valley, underlines that:
“The acceleration of AI, cybersecurity, compliance and quantum-safe technologies shows that digital trust is becoming the backbone of global innovation.”
Lennig Pedron, CEO Trust Valley
An ideal exchange platform for Artifeel
Over eight months, Tech4Trust offers an intensive journey combining workshops, coaching, mentoring, visibility events and targeted meetings with key accounts, technology partners and specialized investors.
For Artifeel, it is a unique opportunity to connect directly with those who are building the next generation of critical infrastructures, smart cities and digital services, and to deploy Check’in at the heart of concrete projects in Europe and beyond. Initial meetings with investors, technology partners and decision‑makers during Trust Valley Day 2025 on December 2nd in Geneva have already confirmed the strength and relevance of this ecosystem.
This new foothold in the Swiss and international ecosystem complements the momentum built in France with Village by CA, strengthening bridges between innovation ecosystems and accelerating our roadmap: making infrastructures safer, more autonomous and more resilient through embedded AI.
