At the opening of IFA 2026 on the afternoon of September 4th, Dreame made its inaugural appearance with all four of its primary business divisions united on one stage: smart home, outdoor lawn care, intelligent mobility, and embodied AI. This marks the first time these four sectors have been showcased together at an international trade fair since the company sharpened its focus on them on June 18th of this year. Rather than merely unveiling new products, Dreame's display highlights a single unifying technology thread that runs through all four domains. Built upon a foundation of comprehensive environmental perception systems, household general models, and intelligent control frameworks, the company reuses its capabilities in scene recognition, task comprehension, and action execution across real-world applications such as home cleaning, yard maintenance, smart transit, and industrial operations.
Within the smart home segment, Dreame introduced the DREAME TriForm™ three-in-one floor washer, capable of switching between automated cleaning, handheld mopping, and vacuuming modes. It integrates 260°C high-temperature steam, 32,000Pa of suction power, and an anti-tangle roller brush. In robot vacuums, the company presented the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete, featuring its pioneering 180°C high-temperature steam cleaning technology designed to quickly soften and break down stubborn stains like kitchen grease. Additionally, Dreame previewed its in-development ECHO S1, a single-arm wheeled service robot focused on home laundry tasks, exploring a continuous workflow from garment identification and sorting to washing and storage, and the ECHO P1, a wheeled humanoid service robot aimed at home and commercial spaces, tackling object transport, organization, smart caregiving, and safety monitoring, with potential applications in restaurants, hotels, exhibition halls, schools, and elderly care facilities.
In the outdoor lawn care division, Dreame's ecosystem brand MOVA unveiled its debut AstraX robotic lawnmower. Its UltraTrim™ 4.0 adaptive mechanical trimming arm intelligently extends and adjusts height based on boundaries like flower beds, walls, and fences, achieving industry-leading 0cm edge trimming and 90-degree vertical cuts. MOVA also showcased the UltraView™ 4.0 perception suite, which pairs a self-developed 96-line 360° 3D LiDAR with AI-enhanced 1080p ultra-high-definition multi-camera vision and Time-of-Flight sensors, alongside the research-stage Knot 80, which integrates a human-like robotic arm.
For intelligent mobility, Dreame's ecosystem brand NAVEE launched the wearable exoskeleton NAVEE EXO S Pro, equipped with an AI-driven real-time motion tracking system that recognizes ten human actions with millisecond-level response. The smart golf caddy Eagle F1X merges AI vision with UWB ultra-wideband positioning to maintain stable auto-follow functionality under varying light conditions, including bright sunlight, dim settings, and nighttime.
In embodied AI, Dreame's ecosystem brand Magic Atom demonstrated two high-value solutions tailored for the European market: flexible material handling and logistics sorting. At the booth, three new products were introduced: MagicBot X1, D1, and MagicDog T1, while the proprietary Magic-VLA K02 large model made its European debut, showcasing zero-shot generalization and long-horizon task execution through flexible garment folding and box taping demonstrations. The exhibit also recreated industrial-grade scenarios, showing D1 and HyperBot working in multi-robot synergy under a unified brain to complete the entire "feeding-sorting-transfer" pipeline, providing concrete proof of end-to-end closed-loop deployment under a "one brain commanding a group of heterogeneous bodies" approach.