At IFA 2026 in Berlin, the new EZVIZ smart home lineup introduced local security hardware alongside edge computing systems. The company organized its display across five exhibition zones in Hall 1.2 at booth 175, showcasing security cameras, entry locks, and cleaning robots designed for residential use.
“EZVIZ has prepared a technological feast, with each line-up full of hardcore innovations. Especially in Europe, where we’ve developed our portfolio and services for over a decade, we offer global solutions and Europe-tailored options rooted in insights and localisation.”
Chris Xu, General Manager of EZVIZ International Business Center
Expanding the EZVIZ smart home Camera Portfolio
The company updated its camera portfolio with multi-lens configurations for wide-area monitoring. Specifically, the 90f series includes the wired H90f and the battery-powered HB90f, each equipped with three optical lenses. Both units provide 12x mixed zoom capabilities to capture distant details across properties such as farms and large perimeter grounds.
In addition, EZVIZ presented its dual-lens 3K series designed for portable deployment. The lineup includes the standard CB30 and the advanced CB60, both featuring high-capacity batteries and magnetic mounting bases. The CB60 integrates switchable 4G and Wi-Fi connectivity with 8x zoom to operate beyond normal home network ranges.
On-Device Intelligence with AI CoreX
To support advanced computing without cloud dependency, EZVIZ introduced the AI CoreX home station. The edge device runs the proprietary EZVIZ MIRA model locally, handling tasks such as multi-device management and large-scale media file storage. Users can search stored videos and photos directly via text and image queries while staying offline.
This hardware release reflects a shift toward on-device processing to strengthen data privacy and user cybersecurity. Consequently, the local-first architecture allows customers to deploy standalone detection features on connected cameras without recurring subscription fees.
Smart Entry Systems and Access Control
For residential entryways, EZVIZ introduced several access products incorporating artificial intelligence sensors. The flagship DL50FVX smart lock features on-device palm vein scanning, facial unlocking, dual cameras, and an integrated display screen.
Furthermore, the company showcased the EP8 Ultra video doorbell, which includes an interactive local display. For larger properties and villas, EZVIZ introduced the HP7 Pro video doorphone with 4K resolution and keyless access, paired alongside the HG2 600 Pro automated gate opener for vehicle entry.
Local Processing Options and Scalability
Homeowners can scale their security architecture by linking standalone devices directly to hubs such as the AI CoreX or the X6 station. This modular approach lets users expand their EZVIZ smart home installation over time based on property layout and specific operational requirements.
