A Fresh Wave of Smart Home Technology Set to Launch at IFA 2026
IFA consistently showcases cutting-edge technology vying for your attention, but standing out requires true industry leadership. If you are a tech enthusiast or homeowner in Europe eager to see what’s next, EZVIZ is set to make a significant impact in Berlin this September with a lineup aimed at completely transforming your smart home.
With over a decade of ongoing development in Europe, EZVIZ has established a solid presence in smart cameras and is now carefully expanding into smart entry systems. This experience is crucial, as homes across the continent each have unique needs. Consider that the security requirements for a small apartment differ greatly from those of a large villa featuring a driveway and gate. Factors like wiring, installation preferences, and everyday routines necessitate specialized, thoughtful engineering.
At IFA 2026, EZVIZ will highlight these differences. The brand not only maintains a global outlook but also delves into local markets to understand what users truly want. Several advanced products and technologies will debut on the exhibition floor, offering an exclusive early opportunity to glimpse the future of secure living.
Introducing the triple-lens 90f series and the new dual-lens 3K series that elevate smart security
Smart cameras are a familiar domain for EZVIZ, but its professional-grade models are designed to offer significantly more without cluttering your property with standalone units.
The attention-grabbing triple-lens 90f series features the wired H90f Triple and the battery-operated HB90f Triple. Each model is equipped with a revolutionary triple-lens system that works together to provide up to 12x mixed zoom. Unlike typical multi-lens devices that merely stitch together separate feeds, the lenses in the 90f series communicate in real-time.
They effortlessly switch between wide-angle and close-up tracking, ensuring that every detail is captured. Triple motors allow for dual rotations to eliminate blind spots, supported by complimentary local familiar face recognition, human and vehicle shape detection, and auto-zoom tracking—all without any subscription costs. If you need to install a camera in a tricky spot, the HB90f Triple features a robust 10,400mAh battery, AOV 2.0, and solar panel compatibility for remote outdoor placements.
Making their highly anticipated debut at the exhibition are the portable CB30 Dual and the sophisticated CB60 Dual, which have not yet been released. These forthcoming battery-powered cameras offer remarkable flexibility for both indoor and outdoor security. With a waterproof design and a convenient magnetic base, they shatter conventional limitations, enabling placement virtually anywhere while providing rare mixed-zoom capabilities housed in a surprisingly sleek dual-lens framework.
From EP8 Ultra to HP7 Pro, smart entry adapts to your needs
EZVIZ’s swift advancement into smart entry highlights its adept market localization. Instead of fitting the same doorbell to every home type, the company tailors its offerings to specific architectural styles.
For apartment dwellers, the EP8 Ultra video doorbell presents an industry first. It features a built-in AI interactive screen with responsive smart characters aimed at providing a touch of emotional support along with top-notch security. It combines sharp 6MP main clarity with an innovative 2MP downward-facing lens to monitor packages at ground level.
Moreover, features like 24/7 pre-rolling video recording, local AI-powered recognition for familiar faces, and dual 9,600mAh detachable lithium batteries ensure you stay online during charging, ensuring a powerful solution for your front door.
For villas and gated properties, EZVIZ is launching the HP7 Pro video doorphone alongside the HG2 600 Pro smart home sliding gate opener. The HP7 Pro enhances the classic intercom by delivering professional 4K clarity right at your entrance. It features secure local palm vein and face recognition for easy unlocking and is designed for simple upgrades with its two-wire installation compatible with common regional systems. Additionally, it serves as a central hub with remote access for your connected smart devices. When paired with the DIY-friendly HG2 600 Pro gate opener, it allows comprehensive and flexible control over your property’s access.
EZVIZ AI CoreX provides a preview of the brand’s edge AI future
All these hardware features are driven by EZVIZ’s distinctive on-device approach to artificial intelligence. Built-in AI chips facilitate advanced detection, covering basic functions like identifying wild animals, along with familiar face, palm vein, and shape recognition across the product range.
Debuting for the first time at IFA are features such as advanced edge AI object recognition, which will identify over 130 everyday item categories directly on the device, free from subscription fees. These capabilities, however, are not yet available to the public. Also making an appearance is the automated event summary feature, which consolidates notifications into a single, easy-to-understand overview, simplifying user experience.
Finally, attendees will get an exclusive look at the upcoming EZVIZ AI CoreX. As one of the first edge AI stations specifically designed for smart homes, EZVIZ AI Core
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A Fresh Wave of Smart Home Technology Set to Launch at IFA 2026
Smart security is moving beyond simple cameras at IFA 2026. EZVIZ introduces multi-lens zoom systems, smart video doorphones, and edge AI designed for European homes, all without the need for subscriptions.