DoorBird will use Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2026 to highlight updates across its IP-based door communication portfolio. The event runs February 3–6 in Barcelona, where DoorBird will exhibit at stand 2C330.
At ISE 2026, DoorBird plans to present its full range of door communication solutions, including IP video door stations, access control systems, indoor stations, accessories, and software integrations. According to the company, demonstrations will include compatibility with Crestron Home and the Yale Linus Smart Lock L2 Lite, reflecting continued development around interoperability within smart home and professional integration environments.
The Germany-based company will also conduct daily live demonstrations of its 3D online configurator, a planning tool designed to help integrators configure customized door communication systems based on installation requirements, usage scenarios, and design preferences. DoorBird says the configurator is intended to streamline system design and support a range of residential and light commercial applications.
In addition to its existing product lineup, DoorBird plans to unveil new products during ISE 2026. While specific details were not disclosed ahead of the show, the company says the introductions are intended to reinforce its focus on combining IP-based technology with industrial design in door communication solutions.
DoorBird products are developed and manufactured by Bird Home Automation GmbH, which is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, with sales operations in the United States. The company is part of ASSA ABLOY and focuses on IP-based video intercoms, access control devices, indoor stations, and related accessories for global residential and commercial markets.
