Talkaphone to Debut VOIP-700 at ISC East
The company will showcase its VOIP-700 Series Call Stations and EZinfo Conversational AI at the New York City security trade show.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Remote Work
Talkaphone will display its VOIP-700 Series Call Stations and demonstrate EZinfo Conversational AI, powered by Whoo, at ISC East 2026 on November 4-5 at the Javits Center in New York City. The products will be shown at Stand 724.
Why it matters
The VOIP-700 Series is positioned to help organizations modernize communication infrastructure with cloud-native connectivity and advanced security. The EZinfo demonstration shows how conversational AI can complement existing emergency communication systems in public spaces.
Talkaphone will exhibit at Stand 724 during ISC East 2026, held November 4-5 at the Javits Center in New York City. The announcement does not include pricing, unit sales targets, or deployment figures for either product.
The players
Talkaphone
Talkaphone is a communications equipment company known for intercom and emergency call station systems used in institutional and public settings.
Whoo
Whoo is the conversational AI provider whose technology powers the EZinfo platform demonstrated by Talkaphone.
The details
Attendees can explore VOIP-700 Series configurations and discuss communication and security requirements with the Talkaphone team. The EZinfo demonstration will show how multilingual conversational AI can provide directions, answer everyday questions, and connect people with assistance.
Timeline
November 4-5, 2026: ISC East 2026 at the Javits Center, where Talkaphone will display the VOIP-700 Series and EZinfo.
Market Landscape
Talkaphone's VOIP-700 Series extends the traditional emergency call station category, which has relied on hardwired intercom systems, by adding cloud-native connectivity and network integration. The EZinfo demonstration places conversational AI alongside those installations, a pairing that reflects the broader push to layer AI-driven information services onto existing public safety infrastructure.
Organizations evaluating call station upgrades can attend ISC East on November 4-5 to see the VOIP-700 Series in person and ask about configurations. Individuals interested in the EZinfo demonstration can stop by Stand 724 at the Javits Center during the show.
The takeaway
Communication hardware is increasingly being designed to connect with cloud systems and AI tools, not operate as standalone devices. Organizations planning infrastructure upgrades may find trade show demonstrations a practical way to compare these capabilities before purchasing.
Further reading
For more on how organizations are adapting their communication tools, see Remote Work coverage on Wisevoter.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Security Info Watch.
