Control rooms are changing. They are no longer simply spaces where operators sit in front of screens and monitor systems. Modern command centres have to support people, technology, safety and continuous decision-making at the same time.
This is exactly what OnePWS plans to bring to Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026 in Riyadh. From 16–18 November 2026, OnePWS will be at Stall 3Q22, presenting a live control room experience focused on operator-centric design, futuristic consoles and connected command infrastructure.
Meet OnePWS at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026
For professionals involved in security, industrial operations, automation, infrastructure and command centres, Intersec Saudi Arabia provides an opportunity to explore how control room environments are evolving.
At its Stall 3Q22, OnePWS will showcase an approach that goes beyond displaying individual products. The focus is on understanding how the different elements of a control room can work together to create a practical and reliable operational environment.
Visitors can explore concepts around futuristic control room consoles, operator-focused interiors, connected control infrastructure and decision-ready environments.
Why Operator-Centric Control Room Design Matters
Operators may spend long hours monitoring information, responding to alarms and making decisions. A poorly planned workspace can make this work unnecessarily difficult.
Ergonomic console planning can help operators maintain better posture, access equipment comfortably and maintain clear visibility during extended shifts. Layout, viewing angles, movement space, lighting and acoustics can all influence how comfortably people work.
OnePWS’ showcase at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026 will explore these considerations through a human-centric control room design approach.
For organizations planning a new command centre or upgrading an existing one, this provides a chance to look at the physical environment from an operator’s perspective rather than focusing only on technology.
More Than a Control Room Console
A modern control room brings together several requirements. Consoles are important, but they are only one part of the overall environment.
The OnePWS experience also considers operator-focused interiors, technology integration, data and wiring planning, hardware access and coordination between different systems. The company’s page describes this as an integrated control room ecosystem, bringing together the physical workplace, integration-ready infrastructure and partner technologies.
This approach can be relevant across industries where continuous monitoring and quick decisions are part of daily operations.
Supporting Modern Industrial Operations
Control rooms are becoming increasingly connected. Digital transformation, automation, visualization and operational data are changing how teams monitor and manage facilities.
At Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026, OnePWS will highlight themes such as digital-twin-ready decision spaces, OT cybersecurity awareness, visualization and response, safety-led operations and integrated delivery planning.
These areas are particularly relevant to organizations working with industrial automation, critical infrastructure and mission-critical operations.
The goal is not simply to create a futuristic-looking control room. It is about creating an environment where people can understand information, respond to situations and continue operations effectively.
Who Should Visit OnePWS at the Event?
The OnePWS showcase is relevant to a wide range of professionals involved in control room projects. This includes plant heads, operations leaders, automation and digital transformation teams, control room consultants, architects, EPC contractors, HSE and security teams, OT cybersecurity professionals and CXOs.
It can also be useful for organizations from sectors such as power, oil and gas, cement, metals, utilities, smart cities, defence, railways and infrastructure.
Whether the requirement is a completely new control room or the modernization of an existing command centre, meeting the team at the event can provide an opportunity to discuss project requirements directly.
Visit OnePWS at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026
Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026 will be an opportunity to see how control room design is moving towards more connected, operator-focused and technology-ready environments.
If you are planning a new control room, upgrading an existing command centre or exploring future-ready control room solutions, visit OnePWS at Stall 3Q22 in Riyadh from 16–18 November 2026.
Visitors can also schedule a technical discussion with the OnePWS team to discuss their upcoming control room or command centre requirements.
About OnePWS
Since 2006, OnePWS (Formerly Pyrotech Workspace Solutions) has delivered over 450+ Control Rooms and 60,000+ Consoles to critical process industries. Specializing in turnkey control room solutions, design of ergonomic command centres, CCTV monitoring rooms and even setups resembling military control room precision, this company knows what works. Floor plans are engineered for real operator workflows, sightlines, safety norms, and flexibility. Lighting, acoustics, materials, climate, security all calibrated with experience from oil & gas, steel, power plants, aviation, smart city & surveillance sectors.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When is Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026?
Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026 is scheduled for 16–18 November 2026 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Where can I meet OnePWS at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026?
You can meet the OnePWS team at Stall 3Q22 in Riyadh during the event.
What will OnePWS showcase at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2026?
OnePWS will showcase concepts around integrated control room solutions, futuristic control room consoles, operator-focused environments and connected command infrastructure.
Who should visit the OnePWS stall?
Plant and operations leaders, automation teams, consultants, architects, EPC contractors, HSE and security professionals, OT cybersecurity teams and organizations planning new or upgraded control rooms can visit the OnePWS stall.
Can I discuss my control room project with OnePWS?
Yes. Visitors can use the meeting facility to discuss upcoming control room or command centre requirements with the OnePWS team during the event.
