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Can you believe this is Berlin’s IFA? Dreame brought over 100 products in one go—robot vacuums, floor scrubbers, lawn mowers, window cleaners, and pool cleaning robots—all displayed in abundance.
First, let’s talk about Dreame as a company. Many people only associate it with robot vacuums, but Dreame Group has long expanded across four strategic domains: Smart Homes, Outdoor & Garden, Intelligent Mobility, and Embodied AI.
At this year’s IFA, however, Dreame wants to showcase more than just its machines—it wants to demonstrate the confidence of a robotics company. Underpinning these four domains are three core technological pillars: an intelligent control system, an omnidirectional perception system, and a home universal model.
Let’s dive into the products. First up: robot vacuums. The X60 Pro Ultra Complete features Dreame’s proprietary second-generation biomimetic robotic arm, extending the mop pad by 18 cm and the side brush by another 12 cm—enabling it to reach corners and edges effortlessly.
In 2023, Dreame pioneered the integration of biomimetic robotic arms into robot vacuums; this year, it has upgraded this signature capability.
Once vacuuming is covered, let’s move on to floor scrubbing. Dreame unveiled its TriForm™ Three-Mode Floor Scrubber Robot technology globally for the first time—offering seamless switching among autonomous cleaning, handheld scrubbing, and instant vacuuming modes. Essentially, it consolidates the functionality of three separate devices into one.
It delivers 260°C high-temperature steam sterilization, 32,000 Pa suction power, simultaneous dry-and-wet debris removal, and a 100% tangle-free roller brush.
Even heavy grease stains and stubborn dried-on residues stand no chance.
With floors cleaned, next comes stair-climbing capability—the Cyber X. Equipped with a biomimetic six-legged, three-segmented tracked stair-climbing system, it can ascend inclines up to 42 degrees, autonomously recognize stairs, and continue cleaning across multiple floors—ideal for multi-level homes common across Southwest Europe.
The cordless vacuum V40 also made its global debut, delivering 350 AW suction power. Its dustbin features automatic dust scraping and compression, paired with a push-in docking station that handles self-emptying, water refilling, and roller brush washing.
Moving outdoors, we enter Dreame’s Outdoor & Garden domain.
The lawn mower navigates autonomously. But the Z2 Ultra Cyber pool cleaning robot takes innovation further—featuring a three-section telescoping robotic arm, AI-powered visual recognition, and PulseMap underwater mapping. It precisely identifies and cleans large floating debris and hard-to-reach blind spots like staircase crevices.
Though these products may appear unrelated at first glance, they all perform the same fundamental task: perceiving the environment, understanding the task, and executing it autonomously.
After touring Dreame’s exhibition hall, LeiTech finally grasped Dreame’s underlying strategy.
Behind those 100+ products lies a unified robotics capability—consolidated into three foundational technologies: the intelligent control system, the omnidirectional perception system, and the home universal model.
While many companies are pursuing humanoid robots, Dreame has chosen a more pragmatic path.
Start by deploying robots into homes, mastering specific tasks, incrementally building capabilities—and then scaling them across broader scenarios.
Today, Dreame’s products are already present in over 190 countries and more than 42 million households worldwide.
This “deploy-first, evolve-gradually-into-daily-life” approach may well be the most viable path for physical AI to truly integrate into everyday life.
From September 4–8, the world’s largest consumer electronics and home appliance trade show—IFA 2026—is being held in Berlin.
As the “most authoritative new media outlet covering IFA” widely acclaimed by the global AI community, LeiTech has dispatched its largest and highest-caliber reporting team to Berlin this year. Deploying a “2+N” model—two live hosts plus multiple on-site editors and backend editors—LeiTech is delivering real-time, multidimensional, and firsthand coverage of IFA 2026. Key focus areas include AI agents integrated with appliances and hardware, robotics technologies applied to home environments, emerging digital lifestyle trends across human, vehicle, and home ecosystems, and Chinese brands’ global presence and innovations.
LeiTech’s IFA 2026 reporting team is currently on the ground in Berlin, delivering intensive, up-to-the-minute coverage. Stay tuned!
