Best known for batteries and chargers, Anker is launching a local AI hub for the home that supports Matter, controls cameras and video doorbells, and includes file sharing.
Following a revision of its lineup in January 2026, Anker has now announced a further series of cameras and sensors, plus the Anker MindBase smart home hub to control them all. It's the company's first home hub and is the most significant of its more than 20 new product launches at the IFA show in Germany.
The MindBase hub is Matter-enabled and so can bring together smart home devices from multiple manufacturers under one system. It comes with a 64GB SSD plus two bays that the company says can provide up to 48TB of network attached storage.
Anker claims that MindBase has what it calls a TrueSmart Agent that uses AI to, for instance, evaluate security risks. A remote sensor can use radar and report movement to the agent, which could then determine whether to record security footage, or notify the user.
The security features also include options to alter lighting, perhaps to turn on floodlights. Anker says its system will "evaluate events in real-time," and features "active deterrence" features. That probably just means sounding alarms or perhaps notifying local law enforcement, but Anker has yet to provide details.
These security features require the MindBase Security Kit which includes a Smart Security Shield sensor, plus a new TrackLight Cam S1 and video doorbell.
Anker has not revealed pricing or availability for the MindBase or the MindBase Security Kit, and we have some other questions about the hardware, which we have asked. While existing Eufy-branded Anker cameras should work with the new MindBase, the company has also launched several new options:
- Anker eufy TrackLight Cam S1 with auto-tracking light and 4K telephoto camera
- Video Doorbell S4 with 180-degree view
- Smart Security Shield with 180-degree dual radar
- NVR Security System E50
- Window Camera E10
- Fall Detection Sensor
The NVR Security System E50 has an 8-channel network video recorder with four dual-lens cameras. It is available now on the Anker eufy website for $999.
Of the other security products, the Eufy Video Doorbell S4 will be $300 and available late September. The Eufy Window Camera E10 is to be $70 and Anker says only that it will be released later this year.
Anker's other announcements
While the Anker MindBase is the star of its launch, Anker has launched around 22 products at the IFA show in total. They chiefly comprise new versions of products such as chargers and earbuds.
Anker's new MagGo 2 Pro charger for iPhone - image credit: Anker.
That does include the Anker MagGo 2 Pro, which the company claims is the world's fastest and also coolest wireless charger. It's an Anker Power Bank that incorporates a built-in cooling fan.
No pricing or availability has been announced for that, or for Anker's new Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max that features dual blades and cameras that create a 3D map of lawns.
