InnoTrans Review – Webinar Focusing on EAO’s Product Innovations

At InnoTrans 2026, there was consistently positive feedback regarding EAO’s upcoming new products. Anyone who was unable to experience and learn about them in person is invited to take part in the webinar “InnoTrans Review – Product Innovations from EAO” on the 12th of November 2026. Four EAO experts will be on hand to answer questions and provide insights that will not be available anywhere else until the public product launch. One of them is Pascal Bläsi, Expert Product Manager Railway at EAO, who will be speaking about the third-generation Series 56 push button. Using state-of-the-art technology and in compliance with all relevant standards, EAO is building on the push button’s 30-year success story. The iconic click and haptic feedback remain its characteristics. EAO is also launching a new Universal Sound Module, available in versions ranging from a speaker-only model to one with integrated sound generation and adaptive behaviour. This supports barrier-free usability, reliability and passenger safety in public transportation. Peter Fairchild, Group Business Developer, and Gemma Birkett, Group Product & Project Manager, from the UK are specialists in charging solutions. EAO is presenting its new, expanded range and providing an insight into future developments. All products are designed to passengers’ needs and offer faster and more flexible charging. Are you familiar with EAO’s Seat Reservation System (SRS)? Aside from its innovative display technology and bright, clear indicators, our SRS offers maximum flexibility in terms of customer-specific design and system adaptations. Further highlights include: - Series 56 Touchless: The S56 Touchless is targeted for indoor applications and allows a touch-free operation. - LED Indicator Strips: Clear visual colour indication for entrance systems of trains and buses, platform entrances, passenger guidance and occupancy indication. The webinar will take place from 10.00 to 11.00 am (CET) and is aimed at engineers from across Europe. Registrations can be made via the following link: This article was originally published by EAO.