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New launches. Live demos. Game-changing technology. And innovations you’ll want to see up close.
Here’s your first taste of what’s coming to ETS 2026…
Know who’s getting there first — before you get there.
When multiple units are responding to the same incident, who arrives first shapes everything that follows.
Shared ETAs gives frontline responders early awareness of where they sit in the running order — who’s ahead, and who’s behind.
Calculated from live position and our blue-light routing, it means arrival roles can be worked out while crews are still moving.
This will be demonstrated live on the stand across both days!
đź“ŤBlue Light Maps, P90
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See the future of frontline response in action.
Motorola Solutions is bringing its connected public safety ecosystem to the show — from Assist AI and drones to resilient communications.
See Assist in action, surfacing vital insights while keeping people firmly in control.
Explore drone control and live video, alongside TETRA, broadband, satellite and mesh communications.
Get hands-on and see how voice, video, data and intelligence connect from the control room to the frontline.
See the ecosystem in action at Stand B80.
đź“ŤMotorola Solutions, B80
Find the evidence that matters — faster.
Exterro is bringing ARMOURop to ETS, its AI-powered, on-premises evidence-screening solution for law enforcement and forensic labs.
See how investigators can ask plain-language case questions and rapidly surface potentially relevant evidence across images, video, speech and documents.
Investigators define plain-language case questions, AI coordinates evidence paths, Exterro technology executes tasks against local evidence, and examiners validate the final findings. Discover how a triage-first approach can reduce low-value review, tackle backlogs and cut time-to-evidence from days to minutes — while keeping evidence local and controlled.
See Exterro ARMOURop in action at ETS.
đź“ŤExterro, G86
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See Aetopia's Digital Evidence and AI Redaction Platform in Action
Visit Aetopia in the AWS Partner Zone to see how emergency services and public sector organisations can manage digital evidence, operational media and sensitive information from a single trusted platform.
Aetopia will be demonstrating its Evidence Management solution (Aetopia Evidence), showing how teams can securely collect, review, redact and share video, images, audio and documents while maintaining full auditability and control.
Visitors will see AI-assisted redaction, public evidence submission, secure information sharing and disclosure workflows designed to reduce administration and improve compliance.
Built on technology proven within UK law enforcement, Aetopia helps organisations respond faster, strengthen governance and collaborate more effectively with partner agencies while protecting sensitive information throughout the evidence lifecycle.
Visit Aetopia for a live demo and see how we help emergency services manage digital evidence more efficiently.
đź“Ť Aetopia, AWS1
See the bigger picture before making the next move.
Visit NEC Software Solutions on the Ordnance Survey GeoZone to discover how location intelligence is helping emergency services make faster, more informed decisions. We'll be showcasing the latest innovations from NEC Geospatial Solutions, including GIS, web mapping and spatial analysis tools designed to support operational planning, incident response and resource management.
Our team will demonstrate how public safety organisations can integrate geospatial data with existing systems, improve situational awareness and enhance collaboration across agencies.
Whether you're looking to gain deeper insights from operational data, streamline decision making or improve service delivery, our experts will be on hand to discuss your challenges and show how geospatial technology can turn complex information into actionable intelligence.
đź“ŤNEC Software Solutions, Ordnance Survey GeoZone
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Know your people are ready before the call comes in.
At SQEPtech, we help organisations in high-consequence, regulated industries build and sustain a workforce with the right skills, in the right place, at the right time. eSQEP, our Competency Intelligence platform, brings together the tools to manage competency at scale:
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Training and Content Management – plan, deliver, and evidence learning across your workforce
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Competency Intelligence – real-time visibility into skills, gaps, and risk, so leaders can act early
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People Intelligence – keep roles, records, and access aligned to who's authorised to do what
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Payroll - pay your workforce where they are, shifts, on/off call, multiple roles
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Asset and Fleet Management – track equipment and resources alongside the people qualified to use them
Our team, our solutions and our partner network work together to tailor these capabilities to your sector and operational reality. Visit us at Emergency Tech Show to see how eSQEP helps you know your workforce is competent, ready, and compliant - today, and for whatever's next.
đź“Ť SQEPtech, B93
Trusted address data when every second counts.
Used by over half of Britain’s emergency services, Idox’s Bluelight GMS brings AddressBase Premium (ABP), the Emergency Services Gazetteer (ESG) and local address records together in one trusted source, using UPRNs and the British Standard format to deliver accurate, consistent location intelligence.
Built for frontline response, Bluelight GMS enables teams to:
· Search current and historic property records
· Add and link local records, such as ANPR cameras, using UPRNs
· Connect address data seamlessly with third-party systems
· Link risk information and local intelligence directly to addresses
· Automate ABP and ESG updates with intelligent deduplication
· Improve interoperability, resilience and confidence in deployment
· Scale across single or shared services while reducing maintenance overheads
More than a gazetteer: matching, cleansing, reformatting and UPRN-driven address search APIs help create a connected, consistent view of location data. No silos, no duplication.
đź“ŤIdox Bluelight GMS, Ordnance Survey GeoZone
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Resilient communications for unpredictable situations.
Committed to its mission to Innovate for a Safer World, Hytera will showcase its latest communications solutions for emergency services at ETS 2026.
These include fast-deployment solutions that enable rapid network coverage in remote and disaster-affected areas; the PNC660 mission-critical device, which combines push-to-talk, video, multimedia messaging and location services; and the PDC690 rugged dual-mode device, which brings DMR and broadband technologies together to deliver uninterrupted communications. The HP785 radio offers enhanced receiver sensitivity and advanced noise cancellation, delivering clear audio in poor-signal areas and high-noise environments. Hytera will also showcase its SC880 and SC700 body-worn cameras, designed to capture high-quality video footage in challenging environments and enhance real-time situational awareness.
Together, these technologies provide resilient connectivity, rapid deployment, clear audio and real-time data: everything emergency teams need to improve coordination during incidents, stay connected, enhance situational awareness and make faster, data-informed decisions when every second counts.
This year, Hytera is exhibiting alongside its partner SMC Gateway, which delivers seamless integration between digital radio networks, legacy paging systems, indoor location tracking and automated alerting platforms, including the GOV.UK Notify API, across highly demanding sectors such as emergency services. Visit Hytera at Stand D85 and discover how the future of emergency communications is already here.
đź“ŤHytera, D85
Your Zetron. Your Way | Stand H85
Visit Zetron on Stand H85 to explore how emergency service organisations can prepare for ESN and modernise their control rooms at a pace that works for them.
Discover Zetron’s work supporting the UK’s transition to ESN and learn how Cortex, our Integrated Communications Control System (ICCS), is evolving following the award of a Home Office contract.
Visitors can also experience live demonstrations of Zetron CAD across two dedicated demo stations, including embedded THRIVE risk assessments, instant language translation and enhanced situational awareness. Integrated demonstrations will show how Cortex and Zetron CAD bring communications and dispatch together across the control room.
Meet Zetron’s product specialists and UK team to discuss your current challenges, future plans and technology roadmap.
đź“ŤZetron, H85
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Motorola Solutions Introduces Cape Drone as a First Responder
UK emergency ground units take an average of 9 minutes to reach emergency calls, facing staff shortages and urban traffic delays. Cape can bridge this critical operational window by enabling rapid Drone-as-a-First-Responder (DFR) deployments.
Cape automatically links directly with 999 Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) units, enabling aircraft to arrive overhead in under 2 minutes whilst streaming real-time video directly to control rooms and mobile devices. Remote operators have full control over the payload—adjusting cameras, viewing modes, and sensors—enabling eyes on the scene before ground crews arrive on scene.
Visit Motorola Solutions at Stand B80 to see Cape in action and find out more.
đź“ŤMotorola Solutions, B80