aosu’s team at Pepcom Spring Spectacular, New York City, May 7, 2026.
On May 7, 2026, aosu joined Pepcom Spring Spectacular at New York City’s Metropolitan Pavilion, presenting home security products to media and other attendees. See TWICE’s report from the event for a wider look at the show floor.
We had a great time meeting attendees, showing our latest home security products, and talking about what homeowners are looking for in modern smart security systems.
At the booth, aosu demonstrated multi-camera operation and local-storage options using aosuCortex and aosuBase. These demonstrations concerned compatible system combinations, rather than every aosu camera working with every hub.
Buyers should check the exact camera-and-hub version, storage expansion limits and any optional paid features before choosing a system.
A booth conversation about aosu home security products at Pepcom Spring Spectacular.
Booth discussions covered practical questions about camera blind spots, installation, storage costs and everyday use. The team used the demonstrations to explain how different camera layouts and local-storage options address those questions.
These are themes from aosu’s event recap, not findings from a visitor survey or a collection of attributed testimonials.
An aosu representative demonstrates a camera to an attendee.
The aosu SolarCam T2 Pro was one of the products presented at the booth. Its design combines a 170° wide-angle view with a pan-and-tilt camera, providing an overview and a separately directed view from one mounting position.
That combination can be useful for an open area, but it does not establish complete coverage of every property. Walls, corners, obstructions and activity in different places can still require additional camera positions.
From the Show Floor
TWICE’s Pepcom Spring Spectacular coverage includes aosu’s booth presentation and a photograph of Andrew Doucette holding the T2 Pro. The article provides event coverage; use the current product page for purchase specifications.
aosu products displayed at the Pepcom booth.
Solar charging was another topic discussed at the booth. The conversation focused on panel placement and how solar input can reduce manual charging when sunlight and camera activity are suitable.
Solar support does not remove maintenance or guarantee uninterrupted operation. Buyers still need to check the requirements of the exact camera and panel.
Overall, we had a great time and were fortunate to meet lots of great press and other guests, a big thanks to everyone who stopped by!
