Madrid – September 08, 2026 -- Smart home company EZVIZ is showcasing its full product lineup at IFA in Berlin, occupying stand 175 in Hall 1.2 under the slogan "Accelerating Innovation." The display spans five interconnected zones covering home security, access control, robotics, and AI-driven devices.
New triple-lens cameras target large properties
The company's 90f series, evolving from its 90 Dual line, introduces wired (H90f) and battery-powered (HB90f) cameras with three lenses and a 12x mixed zoom. EZVIZ says the setup is built to capture detail across large areas such as farms or estates.
Compact 3K cameras add 4G-wifi switching
The 3K series includes the entry-level CB30 and the advanced CB60, both featuring high-capacity batteries and magnetic bases for portability. The CB60 offers an 8x zoom and can switch between 4G and wifi, keeping footage sharp even outside router range.
EZVIZ MIRA AI moves processing into the home
EZVIZ is embedding its EZVIZ MIRA artificial intelligence system directly into hardware. The AI CoreX home station runs edge processing locally, cutting reliance on the cloud while storing large volumes of footage and enabling text, photo, and video search -- even without an internet connection. Detection features can run on standalone cameras without a subscription, or scale up through hubs like AI CoreX or the X6.
Smart locks add facial and palm-vein recognition
The DL50FVX lock combines facial recognition with palm-vein scanning for faster, more secure entry, alongside a dual-lens camera and built-in display. EZVIZ's broader access lineup ranges from simple installs to these higher-end AI models.
Doorbells and video intercoms gain interactive screens
The EP8 Ultra doorbell features an AI-equipped interactive display, moving beyond basic security functions toward more personalized interactions. For larger properties, the HP7 Pro video intercom pairs keyless entry, voice recognition, and 4K video with centralized management, while the HG2 600 Pro sliding gate motor automates vehicle entry.
Chris Xu, General Manager of EZVIZ's International Business Center, said the company has spent more than a decade building its European product and service portfolio, tailoring offerings to individual national markets.