Dahua Shows AI Security Products at IFA Berlin 2026

Sep 7, 2026
Dahua Technology is presenting wireless security, video intercom, fire detection and display products at IFA Berlin 2026.

Dahua Technology is presenting wireless security, video intercom, fire detection and display products at IFA Berlin 2026, as announced in a press release. The exhibition runs from September 4 to 8 in Berlin.

The WITHS security range supports WiFi, 4G and the DMSS app, with detection for people, pets and vehicles. Other functions include automatic tracking, gesture and face recognition, color imaging at night and two way communication. Solar panels and large capacity batteries support locations without grid power.

Dahua is also showing its AirShield intrusion alarms and WizTalk IP video intercom products. Selected WizTalk models include dual cameras, full color night vision and detection for people, vehicles, packages and pets. The company is displaying Wisualarm products for connected fire protection and AI based early fire detection, along with monitors for business, gaming and home use.

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