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  • DoorBird and ASSA ABLOY jointly showcase advanced access control at ISC West 2026.
  • DoorBird unveils new Indoor Stations and Digital Nameplates, enhancing modern building entry systems.
  • New DoorBird D31x series debuts with pioneering 5G connectivity for flexible installations.

DoorBird, a key player in the field of IP-based door communication and access control, has announced its collaboration with ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions for a joint exhibition at ISC West 2026.

This partnership will showcase a comprehensive array of advanced access technologies, merging intelligent entry solutions with cutting-edge IP video door stations.

Attendees can expect to witness how modern access systems function cohesively to deliver secure and adaptable entry solutions tailored for various applications, including residential, commercial, and multi-tenant environments.

DoorBird's innovative products at ISC West

DoorBird is set to unveil several new products during the event, including its latest Indoor Stations A1103/04. These next-generation units come equipped with high-resolution 7-inch colour touchscreens, improved audio components, an enhanced user interface, and a sleek, contemporary hardware design.

These enhancements aim to enhance the user experience for residents and facility managers while maintaining DoorBird’s commitment to an IP-based, open architecture.

Introduction of Digital Nameplates

Visit DoorBird at ISC West 2026 at shared Booth #8061 with ASSA ABLOYIn addition to the Indoor Stations, DoorBird will launch its Digital Nameplates at the event. This forward-thinking product has been entered into the SIA New Product Showcase Awards, highlighting its potential to revolutionise resident and tenant identification by replacing traditional physical nameplates with digital, remotely updatable displays.

Notable features include a high-contrast, energy-efficient electronic display, remote updates via the DoorBird app or property management platforms, and seamless integration with DoorBird door stations.

Preview of the D31 Series with 5G

Visitors will also get an exclusive preview of the upcoming DoorBird D31x series, the first IP video door intercom to feature integrated 5G connectivity.

Set to launch in North America later this year, the D31x series offers expanded installation flexibility, ease of upgrades for existing buildings, and enhanced communication reliability through 5G connectivity, serving as either a primary or backup option alongside wired PoE.

Collaborative exhibition at ISC West 2026

Sascha Keller, Founder and CEO of DoorBird, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, “We are thrilled to join ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions at a shared booth this year. Exhibiting together allows us to present a complete and future-ready vision of access control - showcasing premium hardware, smart integrations, and the innovations our customers have come to expect from both brands.” Representatives from both companies will be present on-site for product demonstrations, technical consultations, and discussions with integrators, distributors, and partners.

Interested parties can visit DoorBird at ISC West 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center from March 25-27, at the shared Booth #8061 with ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions.

Featured highlights include the new DoorBird Indoor Stations A1103/04, Digital Nameplates featured in the SIA New Product Showcase, and joint demonstrations with ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions.

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