Video Doorbell Ultra, faster event capture and a live aosuCortex Ultra demonstration highlight the company’s next generation of home security technology.
BERLIN, Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — aosu showcased new home security products and AI capabilities at IFA 2026 and ShowStoppers, including Video Doorbell Ultra, SolarCam T2 and a live demonstration of aosuCortex Ultra. The presentations focused on wider camera coverage, clearer detail at a distance, faster event capture and local AI processing to help homeowners understand activity around their homes.
[aosu] focused on wider camera coverage, clearer detail at a distance, faster event capture and local AI processing to help home owners understand activity around their homes.
A live look at aosuCortex Ultra at IFA 2026.
Video Doorbell Ultra combines a wider view with AI-assisted visitor communication
Video Doorbell Ultra combines 3K resolution with a wide-angle view extending almost to the sides of a doorway, covering both visitors and the surrounding entrance area. Backlight protection is designed to keep faces clearer when visitors stand against a bright sky or sunlit street.
The doorbell’s 3-in-1 detection combines PIR, radar and AI. Facial recognition, package detection and package protection provide additional information about arrivals and deliveries.
aosu also introduced plans for an AI Doorman beta, enabling the doorbell to communicate with visitors on a homeowner’s behalf. Visitors can introduce themselves, explain the purpose of their visit and leave a message. Homeowners can later review a conversation summary alongside the video.
Video Doorbell Ultra supports a removable battery and a wired power option. The product is expected to launch toward the end of 2026, with a target price of approximately $199. Final timing and pricing remain to be confirmed.
Video Doorbell Ultra on display with its wide-angle camera view at IFA 2026.
SolarCam T2 brings distant details into view
SolarCam T2 made its IFA debut with an emphasis on long-range zoom. Its demonstration showed detail at approximately 50 feet, including license-plate detail relevant to vehicles farther down a driveway. The camera’s telephoto lens captures a closer view of distant people and objects, making details easier to see across a yard or along an entrance route.
T2 also combines full-color night vision, 360° automatic tracking, Smart Vehicle Protection and local storage. Solar-powered operation and wireless installation support straightforward setup with little day-to-day maintenance.
The new model joins T2 Ultra, which emphasizes advanced night vision, and T2 Pro, which uses 3K Dual Vision to expand coverage. The lineups stated purpose is to offer options for homeowners seeking clearer nighttime views, broader coverage or more detail at a distance.
Awards on display beside SolarCam T2 at IFA 2026.
The SolarCam T2 family on display alongside the wider aosu home security ecosystem.
Separate snapshot and recording features aim to narrow the gap between solar and wired cameras
SolarCam T2 combines All Day Snapshots and Always Ready Vision (ARV), two distinct features addressing different aspects of daily monitoring.
All Day Snapshots saves a still image every five minutes, building a timeline homeowners can review as a time-lapse alongside motion recordings. The feature provides an overview of changes throughout the day, including periods between detected events, rather than continuous video.
ARV keeps an energy-saving, low-frame-rate view active between events so normal recording can begin sooner when movement is detected. This is purported to help capture more of the opening action, such as a person entering through a gate, by reducing the time spent waking the camera.
AI features simplify alerts and footage review
aosu’s showcase included people, vehicle and pet recognition, parking monitoring and smarter warnings. It also explored gun detection, dangerous-animal recognition and critical-event prioritization to help homeowners identify activity requiring attention.
Security Reports bring activity together into 24-hour summaries, while AI Smart Search helps homeowners find relevant footage using natural descriptions. Detailed AI Alerts provide information about who or what appeared, what happened and where. Live View Intelligence was is a feature with the goal of adding contextual information to the live camera view.
Exploring the aosu camera lineup at IFA 2026.
aosuCortex Ultra demonstrates local AI in action
aosuCortex Ultra operated live at the event, demonstrating real-time scene understanding, information processing and event classification. Demonstrated capabilities included person and facial recognition, re-identification (ReID) and threat detection. Processing these intelligence functions locally reduces their dependence on cloud processing.
Planned development for Cortex Ultra includes support for 24/7 recording and up to 24 devices, compared with up to eight for the current aosuCortex. The system remains at an early stage, with expanded device support and continuous recording part of its development plans.
The aosuCortex demonstration brought local AI and live camera activity together at the booth.
A closer look at the aosuCortex hardware on display.
Cortex Ultra also appeared at Qualcomm’s booth within a wider showcase of Dragonwing-powered devices. Qualcomm’s IFA 2026 Dragonwing announcements focused on bringing more AI and visual processing directly into connected products.
The Cortex Ultra display presented an AI hub combining specialized AI with a vision-language model to interpret scenes and support proactive protection. Its appearance illustrated aosu’s approach to using local processing to help home security systems recognize activity and provide homeowners with useful information about events.
aosuCortex Ultra in Qualcomm’s Dragonwing showcase at IFA 2026. The display presented its approach to local AI for home security.
Across its IFA and ShowStoppers presentations, aosu outlined a connected home security system combining broader camera visibility, faster recording response and easier footage review. The Cortex Ultra demonstration extended this direction into local AI, with development focused on helping homeowners understand events as they unfold and spend less time checking recordings.
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