Journalists invited to experience Cobalt Cube® with an exclusive demonstration at the Emergency Services Show
Originally published 15 September 2022
Journalists are invited to experience a personal demonstration of VNC Automotive’s Cobalt Cube at this year’s Emergency Services Show, which takes place on the 21st-22nd September at the NEC in Birmingham.

The vehicle connectivity pioneer will be marking the first anniversary of Cobalt Cube at the show, providing media with the opportunity to experience a demonstration and see first-hand the benefits it offers to blue light operators and converters.
Since its launch in summer 2021, Cobalt Cube has quickly established itself as one of the most innovative products available in the sector, enabling the cost-effective and convenient integration and control of light bars, sirens, ANPR, CCTV and many other features within a vehicle’s existing touchscreen.
This unrivalled capability significantly lowers the installation overhead, greatly reduces the total cost of ownership and, since the dashboard remains completely intact, increases the residual value once the vehicle reaches the end of its fleet life.
Orders for the tiny-but-powerful Cobalt Cube have originated from around the world. It’s proved popular in the USA and Canada, while trials are under way across forces in the UK and mainland Europe. Underlining this worldwide interest, VNC Automotive has successfully trademarked Cobalt Cube in the UK, Europe and China, with trademarks pending in USA, Japan and Korea.
VNC Automotive will be demonstrating the capabilities and convenient ‘plug and play’ nature of Cobalt Cube with its practical demos on stand D25.
To complement the demonstration, Peter Galek, VNC Automotive’s Product Engineering Director, will be available for interview on Wednesday 21st September, the first day of the Emergency Services Show.
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