The event, held July 31 and Aug. 1, marked a transition to an outdoor venue, providing space for hands-on interaction with cross-line lasers, receivers, and remote-operated models. For the Huepar team, the booth served as a feedback loop, connecting them with the end users who rely on these tools for site layout and survey tasks. A laser target challenge allowed attendees to test equipment performance in real-time, bridging the gap between professional application and training environments.

Educators from U.K. colleges and private training centers highlighted a growing need for tools that balance durability with intuitive interfaces. As apprentices learn to master alignment workflows, the demand for equipment that provides consistent feedback has become a focal point for the brand. Zelda Edwards, Huepar’s Brand Marketing Manager, noted that hearing from both seasoned professionals and instructors is essential for future development. The company plans to use the insights gathered in Redbourn to refine its product range and support services for the construction industry.