Anker's Eufy brand unveiled a fresh line-up of security devices alongside new home robots at IFA 2026, its major consumer electronics trade show showcase. The announcements span four security-focused products and two robotic appliances, reflecting the company's push to broaden its smart home ecosystem beyond its core camera business into areas such as fall detection, robotic mowing and premium cleaning technology.

On the security side, the Eufy NVR Security System E50 combines 2K fixed and 4K PTZ cameras with AI tracking and is already available in the US, Canada and Australia from $999. The Video Doorbell S4 offers 9MP resolution and a 180-degree view from $299, the compact Window Camera E10 costs $70, and the mmWave-based Fall Detection Sensor works without cameras or wearables. On the appliance front, the Robot Vacuum Omni E35 has earned allergy and infant-safety certifications and launches in the EU and UK on 4 September at $900 (rising to $1,100), while the Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max, capable of covering 3.7 acres on slopes up to 38 degrees, won't reach Europe until May 2027.