Expoprotection Paris 2026: meetings, live demos and international conversations

Expoprotection has just closed its doors. For three days, the WeeFizz team welcomed workplace protection professionals to its stand around one simple question: how to give every wearer the right equipment in the right size. Here is what we showed, and the topics these conversations open up.

A stand designed for live measurement

We wanted a stand where people try things rather than listen. On the touch screen, each visitor could start the measurement, go through an allocation or follow the presentation. Our message fitted in one line: measure right to equip right.

Our demos on the stand

Face measurement by camera

The visitor stands in front of the screen, and the camera displays their pupillary distance and face width within moments. This method, still in testing, prepares frame size selection and the centration of prescription safety glasses. It does not replace the optician.

An allocation campaign, role by role

The second demo ran through a workwear allocation campaign with the three people involved:

1. The wearer answers four questions, with no photo, and receives their items with the recommended size. They can adjust a quantity or a size.
2. The approver sees the allocations to check, spots any size changed by the wearer, then approves or sends back.
3. The business referrer sees progress and sizes by quantity to prepare the grouped order.

This is the WeeFizz PRO journey: a recommended size only matters if it carries through to the order.

Conversations with international players

Expoprotection is an international event, held every two years in Paris. We met French and international players from the sector there. With our presentation and demos available in French and English, we could run them directly with non-French-speaking visitors.

We are not naming the companies we met here: those conversations are theirs.

Equipping across countries: three questions to ask early

As soon as an allocation crosses a border, organisation matters as much as the garment. Here is how we see three points to settle from the start.

• Which size charts? The same label does not match the same measurements from one brand to another. We recommend the size in the actual chart of each garment or PPE item, and integrate these charts product by product.
• How do you reach every wearer? A campaign works when everyone understands what is being asked. Our allocation solution WeeFizz PRO is multi-language, so each wearer follows the journey in their own language. Internal instructions for each country still need planning.
• Who approves, and where? Tracking must read by site, job or population, with clear approval rules for each entity.

What comes next

We are getting back in touch with the people we met to continue these conversations. Thank you to the Expoprotection teams, our stand neighbours and everyone who took the time to be measured or to ask us questions.

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