Reolink to preview OMVI series, ReoNeura AI features at IFA 2026 in Berlin
Reolink says it will show an expanded OMVI series and new ReoNeura AI features at IFA 2026 in Berlin, with booth demos focused on on-device security and no subscription fees.
Reolink says it will unveil an expanded OMVI series and new ReoNeura AI features at IFA 2026 in Berlin, with booth demonstrations scheduled from Sept. 4 to 8, 2026.
In a PR Newswire release dated Aug. 18, 2026, the company said the showcase will include more processing on the device itself rather than features tied to paid subscriptions. Reolink describes ReoNeura as part of that approach, with intelligent security functions handled on-device.
What Reolink says it will show
The release says media and attendees will get an early look at the latest addition to the OMVI series and new AI features under the ReoNeura platform.
Reolink describes the OMVI line as battery-operated and solar-powered. It says the series uses its SyncTrack technology for multi-view monitoring, combining 360-degree pan-tilt capability with up to a 180-degree panoramic perspective.
Reolink said the lineup includes Plug-in WiFi, PoE, Battery-Powered WiFi and the OMVI X16 PoE. The company said the X16 model includes 16x optical zoom and 24MP resolution.
Background on the event
IFA 2026 is scheduled for Sept. 4-8 in Berlin, according to the release. Reolink said it will be at Booth 181 in Hall 1.2 at Messe Berlin.
The company also said it will showcase its Smart Home Ecosystem and offer demos of connected security products at the booth. The release said Reolink is trusted by more than 4 million users globally and is available in more than 3,000 stores worldwide.
What happens next
Reolink’s announcements are set to unfold during the IFA trade show in early September, when visitors and media can see the products and AI features in person.
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