HomeKit Camera

In recent years, Apple’s HomeKit ecosystem has lacked a crucial element—smart security cameras compatible with Apple’s ecosystem have been scarce and, in many cases, outdated. However, rumors indicate that this may change in a significant way by 2026, as Apple is reportedly developing its own standalone smart home camera.

Apple is reportedly exploring the development of its own line of smart home accessories, including cameras, to expand its HomeKit ecosystem. According to sources, the tech giant is considering creating devices such as indoor security cameras, potentially doubling as baby monitors, that would integrate deeply with Apple’s smart home platform and prioritize user privacy.

Apple is set to further expand its footprint in the smart home industry, according to a recent report from well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The company is reportedly working on its own line of smart home IP cameras, potentially providing users with an alternative to third-party solutions like Eve and Logitech products, which are currently featured in Apple’s online store.

Apple, known for launching groundbreaking devices like the Vision Pro and continually updating its hardware lineup, appears far from slowing down. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is preparing to enter the smart home IP camera market with a new device set to debut in 2026.

According to a report from TF Securities International analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is expected to introduce its first branded smart IP camera in 2026, partnering with Chinese manufacturer Goertek for assembly.

Apple is gearing up to expand its presence in the smart home sector with new products, including a smart display expected in 2025 and a security camera anticipated for 2026, according to industry sources.

Apple’s supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has revealed details about two new products that the tech giant plans to introduce in the coming years: a smart home camera and future AirPods models with expanded health management capabilities.

Apple is gearing up to enter the smart home camera market in 2026, according to insights from well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. With a goal of achieving annual shipments in the tens of millions, Apple appears ready to compete directly against third-party HomeKit-compatible devices like the Eve Indoor Cam.

Apple is reportedly preparing to enter the smart home camera market, with a new device slated for mass production in 2026. Known for its seamless integration across products, Apple appears set to challenge existing options like Google’s Nest Cam by introducing a camera designed to work closely with Apple’s ecosystem, including advanced connections to Apple Intelligence and Siri.

Apple is stepping into the smart home security market with its first security camera, scheduled for release in 2026. This entry aims to integrate deeply into Apple’s ecosystem, enhancing security features while maintaining a high focus on privacy and connectivity.