Anker Innovations started back in 2011 with a simple commitment to great innovation. Since then, the company has grown into a global consumer technology giant that serves over 200 million customers across more than 180 countries.
Their products span everything from charging and power systems to audio gear, smart home appliances, and home robotics. Now, they are taking a major step forward by introducing a central intelligence network designed to connect all of their devices under one smart roof.
The Brain of the Autonomous Home
Anker just revealed Anker MindBase at the IFA exhibition in Berlin as a central brain for your home. This neat little hub brings together whole-home connectivity, local intelligence, and expandable storage in a single device. It links your security, energy, cleaning, and audio systems into one cohesive local network. The best part is that it processes your data locally so everything stays private and secure inside your own house.
Connecting your gadgets is incredibly easy because of a software system called EasyOmni Link. This system supports almost 100 Anker products and hundreds of Matter compatible devices with just a single tap. It works nicely with major systems like Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Home Assistant. If you already own the HomeBase S380, you can smoothly transfer your existing video footage to this new hub.
The magic behind the brain is the TrueSmart Agent, which runs on an internal AI compute card with 26 TOPS of power. This local AI engine lets the hub perceive, plan, and take action right in your living room. Anker is starting with a storage agent and a security agent, but they plan to launch energy and cleaning agents down the road to manage your power and appliances.

Smart Storage and Proactive Protection
For those who worry about cloud fees and privacy, EverSafe Memory is a total game changer. It lets you expand your local storage up to 48 terabytes, turning the hub into a private home network storage system. Because all processing happens inside your home, you can use natural language to search through your video footage and auto-curate highlight reels. You get advanced video and photo analysis without ever sending a single byte of your personal life to the cloud.
This smart system makes its debut with the Anker MindBase Security Kit, which teams up with the upcoming eufy TrackLight Cam S1. The camera features active deterrence with auto tracking lights, a wide radar detection field, and crisp 4K resolution. MindBase uses its smart security agent to evaluate potential risks in real time, responding with warnings or lights to keep intruders away. There is also a smart yard sensor that detects strangers from 15 meters away while recognizing family members from 30 meters away using digital credentials.




Pricing, Availability, and Market Fit
Anker is rolling out several other eufy security devices to round out this local first lineup. The wired Video Doorbell S4 offers a panoramic field of view and will launch in late September for $300 with an included chime. For a complete setup, the eufy NVR Security System E50 is available now starting at $1000, or $1200 with an included 2TB hard drive. Apartment renters can grab the inside mounting Window Camera E10 later this year for $70.
While the specific launch date and pricing for the MindBase Security Kit will be shared later, these products show where the smart home market is heading. Consumers are tired of paying monthly cloud subscriptions just to keep their families safe. Anker is positioning itself as the leader in local security, processing sensitive biometric data right on your devices. By offering powerful features with no mandatory monthly fees, this ecosystem makes smart home technology both accessible and private.











