Blurams launches a full home security ecosystem at IFA 2026 Berlin

Home security used to mean picking one doorbell camera, a camera for the backyard, and maybe a couple of sensors, and hoping it covered enough of your property to make a difference. At IFA 2026 in Berlin, Blurams is presenting a lineup that promises complete, thorough coverage and includes everything from solar-powered outdoor cameras to indoor domes, a local storage hub, and even an AI companion toy for kids.

Blurams has been making cloud-connected security cameras and AI vision technology since 2018. This year’s lineup is designed to cover every part of your home right from the start. All the devices work together easily, and whether you choose the most affordable outdoor camera or the top model, you get free cloud playback and local storage, no subscription needed. Here’s what you need to know.

Outdoor cameras face the toughest challenges in any security setup. They need to handle all kinds of weather, stay charged without a nearby outlet, and still provide clear video day and night. The Blurams F-series offers three different models, so you can find the perfect fit for your property’s coverage and detail needs.

The F20 HelioCam 360 is a great starting point. It’s a 4MP camera with a 335-degree pan and 70-degree tilt, powered by a 5,200mAh battery and a 3W solar panel. This means you won’t need to recharge it often or run extension cords outside.

It features motion and person detection, area alerts, two-way audio, full-color night vision, and Wi-Fi 6 for a more stable connection. Plus, you can use a microSD card up to 256GB for local backups, in addition to the free cloud plan.

If you choose the F20C HelioCam Pro, you get 4K Ultra HD resolution, a larger 12,000mAh battery, and a 5W solar panel. This setup means you don’t have to worry about power, even in spots with less sunlight. The camera can pan 355 degrees and tilt 70 degrees, so it covers more of the area around doors, driveways, and yards.

It also has on-device AI that can tell the difference between people, vehicles, and pets, so you won’t get alerts for every animal that passes by. Since the processing happens on the camera itself, you get faster alerts and don’t have to rely on a cloud connection.

The Blurams F20C is currently priced at $149.99.

The top model is the F20S HelioCam Fusion Pro. The F20S features an impressive triple-lens system that delivers thorough coverage and sharper detail. Its fixed camera features a 147-degree ultra-wide-angle lens, capturing a broad view for more comprehensive monitoring.

The PTZ camera adds versatility with 4mm and 12mm lenses, allowing you to switch between wide-angle and zoomed-in shots effortlessly. Together, the three lenses deliver up to 9× hybrid zoom, extending your monitoring reach to over 30 meters. This means you can easily capture wide scenes or zoom in on finer details from afar, making your surveillance experience more flexible and reliable.

The F20S also combines a dedicated radar detection system with its on-device AI features. Unlike traditional PIR-based detection, radar can detect movement from farther away and helps reduce false alarms. Paired with on-device AI, it’s even better at accurately recognizing important events, providing faster, more reliable alerts while reducing unnecessary notifications.

It comes with an 8W solar panel and the same 12,000mAh battery, plus starlight full-color night vision for very low-light situations. You can use a microSD card up to 512GB for months of local storage.
All three cameras share features that solve common outdoor security problems: they install wire-free with no drilling or cables, use Wi-Fi 6 for a stronger connection through walls, have IP66 weatherproofing for all seasons, and include a free lifetime cloud plan.

Solar charging is a big advantage here. If you’ve used battery-powered cameras before, you know how inconvenient it is to get a low-battery alert, take the camera down, charge it inside, and lose coverage for a day or two. With a solar panel and a large battery, you can avoid most of that hassle, as long as the camera gets enough sunlight.

For places with less sun, like a covered porch, the bigger 12,000mAh battery in the F20C and F20S gives you more time before you need to recharge.

Outdoor coverage only solves half the problem, so Blurams is rounding out the ecosystem with three indoor dome cameras under the A-series name, built around the same no-subscription approach as the outdoor lineup.

The A31S Dome Flare is the entry-level model, featuring a 2K resolution, two-way audio, full-color night vision, and Wi-Fi 6. It can detect motion, people, and sound, making it a good choice for a living room or entryway. You can also use a microSD card up to 256GB for local storage. The Blurams A31S is currently priced at $24.99.

The A33C Dome Nova adds on-device AI detection for people, vehicles, and pets, just like the outdoor F20C. It also has a wider 355-degree pan and 110-degree tilt, so it can cover an entire room from one spot. You can get the Blurams A33C for $35.99.

The A33P Dome Elite is the top indoor model, offering 4K resolution along with the same pan, tilt, and AI detection as the A33C. It delivers the clearest indoor video, which is great for places where detail matters, like a home office or nursery. The Blurams A33P is priced at $49.99.

Indoor cameras can bring up privacy concerns, since they might capture more of your daily life. The AI detection in the A33C and A33P helps by focusing on people and pets, so you don’t have to sort through hours of footage. With local microSD storage as a backup to the cloud, you have more control over where you save your videos.

Every F-series and A-series camera includes free lifetime cloud playback, and local storage ranges from 256GB on the base models to 512GB on the F20S.

The hub that brings it all together – T30 Home Station

When you use several cameras, they can compete for bandwidth. The T30 Blurams Home Station helps by supporting up to four devices, offering an Ethernet port with 10/100Mbps speeds, and including an 8-ohm 3W speaker for two-way audio.

It works with both wired and wireless networks, giving your system a reliable local connection instead of depending on each camera’s connection. For homes with multiple F20 cameras, this hub keeps everything organized, both physically and in the app.

The AI toy for kids

The product you don’t usually expect in a home security system lineup is Baamy, an AI companion toy that doesn’t use a screen and works with simple, one-press interactive chat. It gives kids a daily growth summary and tracks how they interact, all without putting a screen in front of them like most tech toys.

Baamy also keeps content and data secure, instead of sending conversations through a general-purpose assistant, which helps address privacy concerns. While it’s different from the security cameras, Baamy fits Blurams’ goal of protecting every part of your home, including the people inside.

The app that helps run everything

Hardware is only helpful if the software is easy to use. With the Blurams app, you can manage your entire setup from a single place, so you aren’t wasting time pulling up separate apps for different cameras.

With AI Assistant, you can ask questions about your camera footage in plain language and get instant answers, so you don’t have to search through timestamps. Security Report gives you a daily summary of everything that happened, including key events and detections, all in one place instead of many separate notifications. AI Pulse Alert groups related events together, so if someone walks past three cameras, you see one clear story instead of three similar alerts.

Smart Search lets you find specific events in your video history in seconds using natural language, which helps when you have several cameras and don’t want to scroll through hours of footage. In emergencies, One-click Alarm sends video, a photo of the threat, and your address straight to the authorities, so you can get help quickly without having to make a phone call during a crisis.

Blurams wants to show that home security shouldn’t mean settling for just one camera and hoping it’s enough. The 2026 lineup offers hardware for almost every part of your home. The F-series covers the outdoors with solar charging and large batteries that last through cloudy days.

Together with the A-series for indoor spaces, the 2026 lineup runs AI directly on the device — smarter, more accurate, and more private detection — while keeping the free cloud storage option. And Baamy brings home protection to a screen-free AI toy for kids. None of these devices require a monthly fee to view your own footage.

This lineup works for many different situations, and you don’t have to combine products from different brands for full coverage. A house with a driveway, backyard, and nursery can use the F20C outdoors and the A33P indoors, all on the same app. If you live in an apartment with just one entry, the A31S and T30 hub are a good fit. Anyone who has had to use multiple security apps will appreciate having one dashboard that connects all your devices.

Blurams is showing its full range at IFA 2026 in Berlin, and you can also check out the F-series, A-series, T30 Home Station, and Baamy on the Blurams website. If you’re buying a camera at the show, use the code BRF20CBS for a discount at checkout.