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BAPCO 2025 Summary

2025-03-06
Angle view of the full Standby exhibition stand at an indoor exhibition. A group of Standby employees and visitors stand at a counter, they are looking at and speaking to each other.

As BAPCO Annual Event 2025 comes to a close, Standby UK would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who visited our stand over the past two days. It has been a fantastic opportunity to connect with professionals from across the public safety sector to discuss the latest advancements in vehicle system integration.

As a trusted developer of emergency vehicle technology, we are committed to supporting police, fire, ambulance, and other services with reliable, high-performance systems designed to enhance operational efficiency and safety.

BAPCO continues to be a crucial platform for collaboration and innovation in public safety technology, and we are grateful for the engaging discussions and valuable feedback we’ve received. These insights help us shape the future of emergency vehicle solutions, ensuring we meet the evolving needs of the sector.

Thank you once again for taking the time to visit us—we look forward to continuing these conversations beyond BAPCO. If you would like to learn more about our solutions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team.

You can also see here for our upcoming events.

Group of people, some Standby employees and some stand visitors at a counter in an indoor exhibition. The female visitor is looking and smiling at the camera, all other people in conversation with eah other. The counter has Standby signage on.
Group of smartly dressed men, some Standby employees and some visitors at a counter during an indoor trade show all looking at the speaking Standby employee.
Closely cropped image of Standby employee smiling and looking ponderingly off camera on a stand at an exhibition, between two people who have their backs to the camera.
Standby employee shaking hands with a smiling stand visitor at an indoor exhibition, another standby employee has his back to the camera on the lefthand side.
Low angle shot of a group of people in the right corner of the image standing at a desk on an exhibition stand with Standby lit up above screens and peripherals on the lefthand side.
Group of people, some Standby employees and some stand visitors at a counter in an indoor exhibition. The female visitor is looking and smiling at the camera, all other people in conversation with eah other. The counter has Standby signage on.
Group of smartly dressed men, some Standby employees and some visitors at a counter during an indoor trade show all looking at the speaking Standby employee.
Closely cropped image of Standby employee smiling and looking ponderingly off camera on a stand at an exhibition, between two people who have their backs to the camera.
Standby employee shaking hands with a smiling stand visitor at an indoor exhibition, another standby employee has his back to the camera on the lefthand side.
Low angle shot of a group of people in the right corner of the image standing at a desk on an exhibition stand with Standby lit up above screens and peripherals on the lefthand side.
Angle view of a large screen at an exhibition showing a GUI of a map and buttons, with multiple devices mounted on panels underneath.
Cropped angle view of a large screen mounted on the wall of an exhibition stand with a door and counter with chair on the lefthand side.
Closely cropped angle view of a small screen mounted on a white panel with more devices out of focus on the lefthand side.
Photo of a Standby MCS-16 control unit wired on a board on a cage in the back of a vehicle, neatly wired into othe equipment.
Angle view of a large screen at an exhibition showing a GUI of a map and buttons, with multiple devices mounted on panels underneath.
Cropped angle view of a large screen mounted on the wall of an exhibition stand with a door and counter with chair on the lefthand side.
Closely cropped angle view of a small screen mounted on a white panel with more devices out of focus on the lefthand side.
Photo of a Standby MCS-16 control unit wired on a board on a cage in the back of a vehicle, neatly wired into othe equipment.

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