EZVIZ is pushing well beyond its security-camera roots. At IFA 2026, the company showed a broader connected-device lineup spanning biometric locks, AI-powered local video processing, a steam-cleaning robot vacuum, smart-home sensors and a new Akiitu range of outdoor and wearable devices.
The security range remains central to the portfolio. EZVIZ demonstrated the DL50FVX smart lock, which combines dual cameras with 3D facial recognition and palm-vein authentication. Its HP7 Pro video intercom pairs 4K video with the same biometric approach and includes an 8-inch indoor touchscreen.
EZVIZ also presented AI CoreX, a local AI station designed to process footage from connected cameras. The system can summarize recorded video and supports natural-language searches, potentially reducing the time needed to review footage across a large multi-camera installation. The company’s camera portfolio at the show included dual-lens and triple-lens models, as well as battery-powered, 4G and solar options, with detection intended to distinguish people, pets, vehicles and other events.
In home cleaning, the Stella09 Pro marks a more ambitious move into premium robot vacuums. Its headline features include HotSteam Wash 2.0, which uses steam for cleaning, and CutFree 3.0 hair-management technology. The robot was shown with a dock featuring three compartments.
The company is also entering portable devices through Akiitu, a sub-brand focused on outdoor and wearable products. The initial range includes the Squad, a 4G watch positioned for sport and communications, alongside the Pin and Molo wearable cameras. Pin attaches to clothing for quick recording, while Molo is positioned as a smart camera for content creation and tracking.
Other additions include motion, water, temperature, door and window sensors, smart plugs and gate-automation hardware. The HG2 600 Pro, for example, is designed for sliding gates weighing up to 600 kg and includes a camera, warning light and backup battery.
EZVIZ has not announced international pricing or market-by-market availability for the products shown at IFA 2026. The key question is how broadly it will bring the new AI CoreX platform, biometric access devices and Akiitu products to market as it attempts to build an ecosystem extending from home security to cleaning and personal electronics.
