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Anker unveils the Eufy MindBase, a local AI hub for its cameras that runs an on-device, Anker-developed LLM, with a dedicated AI chip and up to 48TB of storage (Jennifer Pattison Tuohy/The Verge)

The company also announced a new Eufy video doorbell with VR features and a window camera.

Anker is set to unveil MindBase, an AI-powered hub for smart homes, at the IFA tech trade show in Berlin. This innovative device boasts impressive capabilities, including up to 48TB of local storage and compatibility with major smart home ecosystems such as Matter, HomeKit, Alexa, Google Assistant, and Home Assistant.

Anker's sub-brand, Eufy, will be introducing the E50 NVR Security System alongside MindBase. This system combines high-definition cameras (2K and 4K) with AI-powered tracking features, and it will be available for purchase starting at $999.

Additionally, Eufy will be launching the Video Doorbell S4 later in the month, adding to their growing lineup of smart home products. The new Window Camera E10 will also be making its debut in Q4, priced at $69.99.

As September marks the arrival of IFA, the tech trade show where Anker is making its presence known, consumers can expect to see a wide range of cutting-edge devices that showcase the future direction of the industry.

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