Anker has unveiled Eufy MindBase at IFA 2026, positioning the hub as a local AI control center for its smart-home ecosystem. The device is designed to connect Anker products as well as Matter-compatible hardware from other brands, while keeping processing and personal data within the home rather than relying solely on cloud services.
MindBase uses Anker's EasyOmni Link platform and a TrueSmart Agent system built around specialized AI agents for different household tasks. It also supports up to 48TB of expandable local storage. Anker's first MindBase-based package is the MindBase Security Kit, which includes the hub and the upcoming Eufy TrackLight Cam S1, a security camera with a 4K telephoto lens and integrated lighting.
The security lineup also includes the Eufy Video Doorbell S4, which has a 180-degree panoramic field of view, and the Smart Security Shield. The latter uses two radar units to detect unfamiliar people, according to Anker.
Alongside the hub, Eufy introduced two robot vacuum and mop models rated at 35,000Pa of suction. The €699 Eufy C30 Edge uses AeroTurbo 2.0 suction technology and MopMaster 3.0, with two rotating mop pads applying 10N of pressure. One pad can extend up to 76mm to reach edges and corners, while its Zero-Tangle brush is intended to limit hair buildup and tangling.
The €999 Eufy Hydrojet E35 adds a continuously rotating roller mop that is washed with clean water as it cleans. Its dock can automatically dispense cleaning solution, and the robot is rated to cross obstacles up to 30mm high. Both the C30 Edge and Hydrojet E35 are scheduled to reach the market at the end of September; Anker has not provided a launch timeline for MindBase or the broader security kit.
