Industry Findings: Rapid industrial upgrading and logistics expansion make retrofit-friendly vision solutions the core commercial differentiator. The market rewards vendors who can deploy across heterogeneous production lines and logistics corridors, offering flexible mounting, easy calibration, and rapid model adaptation for new SKUs. Those who simplify integration with local system integrators and provide regional support are winning larger enterprise and public-sector programs.
Industry Progression: National strategy and coordinated industrial policy are converting AI intent into procurement pipelines for vision-enabled manufacturing and public services, because government-led frameworks provide budgetary clarity and testbeds; Turkey’s National AI Strategy (NAIS 2021–2025) and follow-on programme activities have channelled funding and pilot opportunities into robotics and inspection use cases, incentivising vendors to localise solutions, demonstrate compliance, and partner with Turkish system integrators to capture expanding enterprise and public tenders.
Industry Players: A large number of providers operate in Turkey including Aselsan, Vestel, Havelsan, Turkcell, STM, Arçelik, and Roketsan etc. Insight: Domestic defence and industrial investment is reshaping civilian vision demand toward suppliers able to scale production and certify at national level; Aselsan’s announcement in August 2025 of a $1.5 billion Ogulbey technology base to double capacity points to accelerated local manufacture and systems integration for sensor and vision hardware. That August 2025 commitment reduces supply-chain friction for high-assurance camera systems, favours vendors who can co-manufacture or certify locally, and shortens procurement cycles for large industrial and municipal CV programmes that require domestic sourcing and long-term maintenance guarantees.