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Anker unveils Eufy MindBase, a local AI hub for smart home security

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Anker introduced the Eufy MindBase at IFA Berlin, a local AI hub that runs an on-device LLM to process camera footage without sending it to the cloud. The device acts as a Matter controller supporting over 40 device categories, works with Apple HomeKit Secure Video, Alexa, Google Home, and Home Assistant, and can handle up to 16 wireless cameras, four wired cameras, and 34 sensors. Anker also announced companion products including the TrackLight Cam S1, S4 video doorbell, and a window camera, though pricing and release dates remain unannounced.

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This move signals a shift toward privacy-focused, on-device AI processing for smart homes, addressing concerns after Eufy's past controversy over misleading encryption claims. By positioning MindBase as an expandable hub with plans for energy and robot vacuum agents, Anker is betting on becoming a central platform rather than just a camera maker, competing directly with cloud-dependent smart home ecosystems.

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eufy HomeBase 3 Security Hub — While the MindBase is still unannounced on price and date, the eufy HomeBase 3 is the local-storage hub you can actually buy today, keeping camera footage stored at home rather than in the cloud. It ties multiple eufy cameras and doorbells into one system with expandable local storage and on-device face recognition.

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Source: theverge.com — Jennifer Pattison Tuohy, 2026-09-03

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