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Target Blu Eye 2 Stay aware on the road🚨
Target Blu Eye detects Police (marked & unmarked), Ambulance & Fire services long before you see them.

Fully legal • Plug & Play • UK-wide coverage

10/09/2026

How much is going on around you right now that you have no way of seeing?

Central London, dense traffic, black cabs on every side. Nothing on the road looks unusual. The screen is holding three separate signals at the same time, and not one of them is visible yet from the driver's seat. That gap between what is being picked up and what can be seen is the whole clip.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. It reads up to three separate signals at once. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way, marked or unmarked.

Knowing early is not the same as seeing early. It is better.

Fewer surprises. More awareness. More control.

09/09/2026

In traffic this busy, what tells you something is coming before you can see or hear it?

An ordinary drive through central London, buses and vans on every side. The unit starts beeping while there is nothing to look at. The screen fills with three separate signals. Only after that does the vehicle come into view, and by then there has already been time to think about where to go.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. In traffic this dense a siren arrives late and from the wrong direction, because the sound bounces off the buildings. The alert does not. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way, marked or unmarked.

Less stress. More awareness. More control.

08/09/2026

When the light goes and the traffic does not, how much of what is around you can you still read?

Filmed at dusk on a busy London junction. The scale starts with two signals on it, then a third column appears alongside them. An ambulance crosses the junction shortly after, and further on there are blue lights working across the road ahead.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. It holds up to three separate signals at once, which is what the three columns on the screen are. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way.

Dusk is the worst light of the day to be relying on your eyes alone.

More warning. More awareness. More control.

03/09/2026

On a quiet residential street, what do you actually expect to have to react to?

The alert runs first and the road stays empty for a while. Houses, parked cars, a clear stretch ahead, nothing worth looking at. The scale is holding a signal the whole time. Then a marked police vehicle comes into view at the kerb, and it had been announced well before the road brought it into sight.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. A quiet road is where that matters most, because there is nothing else to warn you. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way, marked or unmarked.

More space. More awareness. More control.

02/09/2026

Sitting in queued traffic, how much warning do you actually get before something needs to come through?

In this clip you see the alert first, then the vehicle appears. Traffic is stopped on a London high street and the scale is already lit. As the signal closes, the top of the scale turns red. Only then does an ambulance work its way up the outside of the queue with blue lights running.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. The screen shows roughly how close it is, which is what the colour change is telling you. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way, marked or unmarked.

The siren arrives last. It is the least useful thing in the sequence.

Fewer surprises. More awareness. More control.

01/09/2026

How often does something appear on the road before you had any idea it was coming?

This clip runs through ordinary driving rather than one single moment. The unit goes up on the screen, the scale lights, and then the road catches up with it. An ambulance comes past on the outside. Further on, a marked police vehicle works down a residential street. Neither was a surprise, because both were announced before there was anything to see.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. The bars on the LCD screen show roughly how close the signal is, which is why the scale keeps moving as a vehicle passes. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way.

More time. More awareness. More control.

26/08/2026

When the road ahead is completely full, how much of it can you actually see?

In this clip you see the alert first, then the vehicle appears. The display is lit while the motorway ahead is nothing but queued traffic. Blue lights then work their way up the outside, and the door mirror picks them up before the windscreen does.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. The screen also shows roughly how close it is, which is why the top of the scale changes as it comes past. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way, marked or unmarked.

Space made early is space made calmly.

More warning. More awareness. More control.

25/08/2026

How much of a night drive goes on wondering what you have not noticed yet?

In this clip you see the alert first, then the vehicle appears. The display lights up in moving city traffic, well before there is anything obvious to look at through the windscreen.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. It receives the same public radio signal from every emergency vehicle, marked or unmarked, and announces them all identically.

Awareness of what is around you on the road, and nothing more than that.

Less stress. More awareness. More control.

20/08/2026

Would you rather know now, or find out when it is already alongside you?

In this clip you see the alert first, then the vehicle appears. The display lights up on a dark high street with nothing visible ahead at all. Blue lights show further up the road, and moments later the vehicle passes close by.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. The display also indicates roughly how close it is. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way, marked or unmarked.

The road itself never gave it away. The alert did.

More time. More awareness. More control.

19/08/2026

How long does it take you to spot something you were not already looking for?

In this clip you see the alert first, then the vehicle appears. The display lights up on a busy night street, and finding what set it off takes noticeably longer than the alert itself did.

Blu Eye gives early alerts for nearby emergency services from up to 1000 metres away, so there is more time to react calmly and make space. The display also gives a sense of how close it is. Every emergency vehicle is announced the same way, marked or unmarked.

That gap between the alert and the sighting is the whole point of it.

Fewer surprises. More awareness. More control.

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