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Smart cleaning innovations were equally
prominent at Dreame’s display, headlined by the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete vacuum. Equipped with 180°C steam mopping, extendable rollers, and AI cameras recognising over 320 object types, it exemplified the shift toward higher automation in floor care. Collectively, industry leaders like Dreame, TCL, Haier, Midea, and Miele demonstrated how AI integration, space optimisation, and premium finishes are redefining modern residential living, establishing a strong momentum heading into retail channels.
Robotics maintained an omnipresent force
across the venue, spanning a range of functional and creative implementations:
• Senso by Soildtech Technologies: An AI plant sensor delivering real-time soil, temperature, and sunlight tracking via a gamified interface.
• Rise by Viaim: AI agent earbuds designed to record, structure, and convert verbal conversations into actionable work items.
• TRON by Airseekers Robotics: A wire-free robotic mower combining
vision-based navigation with a FlowCut mulching system.
• Solvia 8x32 by MatataXplore: AI-powered outdoor binoculars integrating species identification and media recording.
• SunLED Life Science: Near-infrared light therapy devices designed for passive
workplace wellness and mood enhancement.
• 733 Healthcare Robot by Bodyfriend: An AI wearable massage robot offering customised joint mobility and active stretching routines.
• Omni S2 & MarsWalker by Anker eufy: A multi-floor robotic cleaning solution utilising a tracked stair-climbing carrier.
• AiMe by TCL: A modular companion robot combining adaptive social AI with detachable functional hardware cores.
Wearable technology is moving beyond wrists and glasses, and not only the standout wearable but also the overall standout innovation of the show mentioned above; the Halo exoskeleton
from Hypershell. Featuring a carbon-fibre and titanium frame weighing 2.6kg, it coordinates four quad-motors and over 30 sensors to assist lower-body movement up to 20km. Portable and foldable, it represents a transformative leap for mobility assist tech at an accessible price point. Ultimately, IFA 2026
underscored an
industry moving decisively toward intelligent, autonomous living. For savvy retailers and consumers alike, the rapid integration of AI across hardware promises a compelling new wave of opportunities with products reaching store shelves and consumers’ homes in the immediate future.
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