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On September 4, 2026, the Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin (IFA) officially opened. The Lei Technology IFA26 reporting team is on‑site in Berlin, delivering firsthand, multi‑dimensional coverage of this year’s IFA. As one of the world’s three leading giants in smart cleaning robots, Dreame’s core exhibit lineup at IFA 2026 centers on smart cleaning, yet its showcase extends far beyond this category. Compared with its extensive product displays at CES and AWE, Dreame has adopted a much more focused approach at IFA 2026. This signals that after aggressive exploration in the first half of 2026, Dreame has refocused on its core businesses.
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For household cleaning, Dreame’s product lineup including the T16 Pro Steam wet‑dry vacuum, X60 Pro Ultra Complete robot vacuum, Z40 Pro cordless vacuum cleaner, Pano10 window‑cleaning robot, and Cyber X stair‑climbing device that transports robot vacuums upstairs covers every aspect of home cleaning.
Among them, the T16 Pro Steam wet‑dry vacuum is equipped with a 200℃ high‑temperature high‑flow steam system and a 90℃ hot‑water cleaning system. High temperatures soften stubborn grease‑based stains and effectively kill bacteria and viruses, delivering integrated washing and sterilization. After cleaning, the wet‑dry vacuum performs self‑cleaning with steam and hot water to prevent stains and bacteria from remaining on the roller brush.
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The X60 Pro Ultra Complete robot vacuum features a slim 8.9‑cm body. Paired with a retractable LDS sensor and an ultra‑wide dual‑joint outward‑extension mechanism, it boasts greatly enhanced mobility to access spaces unreachable by conventional robot vacuums. It also debuts a 42kPa high‑suction fan, alongside a base station that combines mopping‑pad washing and fast‑charging, delivering powerful cleaning performance with no range‑anxiety issues.
The Pano10 window‑cleaning robot comes with an intelligently retractable robotic arm. It can detect borders of 2 cm or more to cut down blind cleaning spots on window frames and narrow spaces. Its 10000Pa strong suction and dual‑drive anti‑slip climbing system enable stable operation on vertical surfaces. The warm‑mopping function reaching up to 45 °C works with a wide‑angle spray system to evenly coat window surfaces, softening residual grime before cleaning.
Powered by a bionic six‑legged three‑segment track stair‑traversing system and 3D ToF sensing technology, the Cyber X stair‑climbing unit accurately identifies stair junctions. It transports Dreame robot vacuums between floors, making it ideal for cleaning stepped spaces such as duplex homes and detached villas.
For backyard scenarios, Dreame showcased pool robots, lawn‑mowing robots and outdoor televisions. Integrating AI perception and robotic arms, these products handle outdoor cleaning tasks for lawns, swimming pools and more.
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While rooted in intelligent cleaning, Dreame continues expanding into adjacent domains—showcasing electric scooters, exoskeletons, quadruped robots, and wheeled robots. Among these, the ECHO S1 single-arm wheeled service robot and the ECHO P1 wheeled humanoid service robot stand out as flagship offerings.
The ECHO S1 employs AI to intelligently recognize clothing items, perform zone-specific washing, and automatically organize laundry post-cycle; in the future, it will support additional use cases including home organization, item delivery, companionship and caregiving, and security patrols. The ECHO P1 is a fully intelligent service concierge designed for both residential and commercial environments, supporting smart caregiving and security protection. It is expected to be deployed in schools, homes, hotels, restaurants, and similar settings.
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To achieve end-to-end intelligence across home scenarios, Dreame even introduced the LumeGret Orbit AI-powered home energy management platform and the LumeGret A4000 home energy storage system. The platform forecasts photovoltaic power generation efficiency and dynamically optimizes charging/discharging strategies—factoring in real-time electricity pricing and household consumption data—to enable low-cost, intelligent energy scheduling.
LeiTech observed that Dreame occupied two exhibition halls, with its home appliance hall—featuring refrigerators, washing machines, and small kitchen appliances—proving especially popular. In the intelligent cleaning hall, visitors showed strong interest in Dreame’s cordless handheld cleaners and robot vacuums; many children were particularly captivated by Dreame’s compact robots. In contrast, fewer attendees visited Dreame’s 3D printing equipment exhibit.
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As of August 2026, Dreame’s business operations span over 190 countries and regions worldwide. Europe alone contributed 49% of Dreame’s revenue during January–July 2026.
Having secured a top-three global position in the smart cleaning robot market, Dreame has accelerated its business expansion over the past two years. Its confidence in advancing toward full-stack home intelligence stems directly from the strong market performance of its smart cleaning robots and its long-standing commitment to R&D investment.
According to Dreame, annual R&D investment in the floor washer category accounts for 7% of its revenue; 70% of its workforce consists of R&D personnel; it holds over 2,000 patents filed for floor washers—the highest globally—and has accumulated over 15,000 patent filings and more than 5,000 granted patents across all product categories.
Launching new businesses brings fresh opportunities—but also entails greater risks. Dreame anchors its competitive advantage in proprietary technologies and uses the familiar home environment as its strategic starting point to accelerate its footprint across home appliances and robotics. Its IFA 2026 showcase signals a shift away from frenzied, aggressive expansion—toward a more methodical, steady, and sustainable growth trajectory.
From September 4–8, 2026, the world’s largest consumer electronics and home appliance exhibition—IFA 2026—is being held in Berlin.
Recognized globally by the AI community as “IFA’s Most Influential New Media,” LeiTech has dispatched its largest and most elite reporting team to Berlin this year. Adopting a “2+N” model—two live hosts plus multiple on-site editors and backend editors—LeiTech is delivering live, immersive, and first-hand coverage of IFA 2026. Key coverage themes include the integration of AI Agents with home appliances and hardware, the convergence of robotics technology with home scenarios, emerging trends in digital life across human-vehicle-home ecosystems, and the global stage presence of Chinese brands.
The LeiTech IFA2026 reporting team is actively covering the event on-site in Berlin—stay tuned!
