The company Dreame is bringing a plethora of new products to IFA 2026 in Berlin – they can’t even fit in one hall like last year, so the company organized two huge booths. The manufacturer’s traditional products, such as new robot vacuum cleaners and robot lawn mowers, are showcased, as well as unique devices, such as compact cameras. Here, we tell you in more detail everything that attracted much attention at the Dreame exhibition.
Steam robot vacuum cleaner heats water to 180 °C
The main product released by Dreame at IFA 2026 is the flagship sweeping robot Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete. From the outside, this is another large robot vacuum cleaner with a multifunctional station, but its main feature is hidden underneath: for wet cleaning, it uses not only hot water, but also steam with temperatures up to 180°C.
The steam generator turns water into steam in seconds and supplies it directly to the floor through four holes. The idea is simple: First, high temperatures soften the dry dirt, then use hot water with a roller mop to remove it. The drum continuously receives fresh water, presses against the surface with a force of 18 N, and rotates at 300 rpm. According to SGS research, the system can remove up to 99.999% of bacteria.
Wall and furniture cleaning is fun. The roller mop can extend outward by 8 cm, twice as much as the previous generation mop. The optional side brushes also extend so the robot can reach corners, alcoves, around chair legs and under furniture.
OmniSight 4.0 takes care of navigation. This system can recognize more than 320 types of objects, identify obstacles as small as 10 mm, and respond within 0.1 seconds. The robot also supports adaptive learning: Dreame promises that after an update is released in October, it will be able to take into account moving objects and reconstruct its cleaning route on the fly.
There is also a system for overcoming obstacles. ProLeap allows the robot to climb obstacles up to 5 centimeters high, and with two levels of thresholds, up to 10 centimeters high. The suction power reaches 40,000Pa. When entering the carpet, the roller mop automatically closes without soiling the pile. The three working elements can be raised and lowered independently.
Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix changes mops according to the room
Another interesting robot vacuum is the X60 Pro Ultra Matrix. Dreame has taken a slightly different path: Instead of trying to make a universal mop that’s as effective as possible for any room, the company has built an automatic kit-changing mechanism into the base station.
The multi-mop switching base stores multiple sets of mops, allowing you to select the set you need for a specific room or cleaning scenario. The station has a separate compartment that holds three types of cleaning products simultaneously. This method is primarily designed for homes where you want to minimize the transfer of contaminants from one room to another. By the way, the base station can be cleaned with a rag using water heated to nearly 100°C.
The robot itself is equipped with the Dual UltraExtend Arms system. The side brush extends to 12cm and the mop diagonally extends to 18cm. The AI OmniSight 3.0 navigation system can identify more than 320 objects and has a suction power of 42,000Pa.
Next to it, Dreame also showed off the regular version of the X60 Pro Ultra Complete without the advanced base station. It also features retractable working elements, including side brushes and mops, and a navigation system that recognizes more than 320 objects.
Robotic window cleaner that won’t stain edges
Pano 10 is another interesting new development from Dreame. This is a window cleaning robot, and the company decided to automate not only the cleaning process itself, but also the maintenance of the equipment.
The main part of the system is a station for washing and drying work cloths, while also storing and charging the robot. Use a special rotating brush for cleaning and 60°C air for drying. The Pano 10 itself has a retractable EdgeReach Flex Arm mechanism: when an edge is detected, it moves the cleaning element closer to the corner, allowing it to process almost tightly.
For vertical surface operations, it is equipped with a suction system with a power of 10000Pa and a two-wheel drive mechanism. Features adaptive navigation, dual-liquid spray and ThermoSeal technology with heated wet film.
Dreame T series: washing vacuum cleaners are becoming more and more popular
In a separate area, Dreame presented the T-Series, a range of vertical vacuum cleaners for dry and wet cleaning. All models have a relatively thin body and can be deployed 180° to clean under sofas and other low furniture. There are also automatic cleaning and anti-hair systems.
Older models rely on thermal cleaning. The T16 Pro Heat uses 90°C water, 30kPa suction and a robotic WhaleSweep arm to help pick up large debris from walls and corners. This lever lifts up to 17mm, so large debris like crumbs or pet food shouldn’t be a problem.
The T16 Pro Steam goes one step further: it combines 90°C hot water with 200°C steam. The system is called SaunaClean. The more affordable T15 Pro Heat and T14 Pro rely on hot water and self-cleaning to get used to dirt.
All-wheel drive, zero-cut lawn mower
At the booth, Dreame also displayed a new series of robotic lawn mowers, the A4 AWD Pro. Here, the company continues to develop the same idea as with robot vacuum cleaners: eliminate as much as possible the need to carve out a space in advance and manually control the machine’s movements.
The OmniSense 4.0 system integrates 360-degree 3D LiDAR, dual RTK positioning, binocular computer vision and side sensors. Therefore, the lawn mower can build a map of the area and work without boundary lines.
But the mechanical part is more interesting. The A4 AWD Pro features all-wheel drive, four-wheel motors and high torque. Thanks to this, the mower is able to overcome slopes up to 45° and obstacles up to 6.5 cm high, and is not afraid of bumps and ruts. The EdgeMaster 4.0 cutting module extends close to the edge of the lawn so the robot does not leave uncut strips of grass at the edge of the lawn. The range includes models designed for areas 3500 and 5000 m2.
Dreame enters new territory with lightweight camera
The LEAPTIC Cube looks particularly unusual compared to Dreame’s other products: it’s a small action camera that weighs 55.9 grams. It can shoot video at resolutions up to 8K, support 4K HDR video at 60 fps, and capture photos at 50 MP. The camera features a 155° ultra-wide-angle lens, GyroSteady AI stabilization, and AI-driven features ranging from scene recognition and object tracking to voice control.
The housing can withstand immersion to a depth of 10 m. Nominal operating time is up to 110 minutes, which can be extended to 210 minutes with an additional magnetic battery.
From cleaning to equipment throughout the apartment
The above new products are not all that Dreame will display at the Berlin exhibition. The company continues to expand its product range in every direction.
On the cleaning front, the company showed off the Z40 Pro and V40 cordless vacuum cleaners, the general-purpose Z30 Pro Aqua Series and Aqua Air, as well as a whole host of simpler models. For example, the Z40 Pro features CelesTect lighting and a motorized blade system for removing tangled hair. The V40 relies on suction power of up to 350 AW and automatic compaction of waste in the container.
Dreame also has robots, and so far it looks more like a demonstration of where home robots can go. The Cyber X robot vacuum cleaner is equipped with four crawler drives and a 3D ToF system that allows it to navigate stairs. The Cyber10 Ultra model is equipped with a manipulator with interchangeable attachments: for example, there is a claw for collecting scattered items or an attachment for cleaning hard-to-reach places.
The Echo series of robots looks even more unusual and impressive. The Echo S1 model is a wheeled robot for automated laundry care. The manufacturer claims to support the entire laundry cycle, including identifying the color and type of fabric to be washed, and automatically folding clothes for storage after washing. Dreame lists not only residences as potential use cases, but also restaurants, schools and laundromats.
Even more ambitious is the Echo P1, a wheeled humanoid robot butler. It is designed to perform a variety of household and service tasks, including cleaning and other daily tasks. Potential applications include homes, hotels, restaurants, exhibition venues, schools and elderly care facilities.
A separate area is for pet equipment. Lumina Feast combines an automatic feeder, food intake control and a camera to monitor your pet, while Lumina Flow is designed to provide water and track its consumption. The range also includes the Habitail Pure outdoor toilet, Habitail Clima climate control system, TunnelGo portable tunnel backpack and LumaTempo smart aquarium.
In the kitchen, Dreame brings dishwashers, ovens, stoves, refrigerators and small appliances – from touch-sensitive toasters to portable blenders and frozen beverage-making equipment.
The home appliances segment also includes televisions, washers and dryers, air purifiers, air conditioning units, hair dryers and skin care equipment. For example, the Aura Mini LED TV S100 combines Mini LED backlighting, a 144Hz refresh rate, and a built-in soundbar.
Finally, Dreame enters another new category for the first time – 3D printing. The 3D range includes the AtomForm M1 with four interchangeable print heads and multi-material support, as well as the more professional AtomForm Palette 300 and Glow 1 devices.
The big show at IFA 2026 is a good indication of where Dreame is heading next. Robot vacuums remain the main focus, but there’s an entire ecosystem of devices forming around them, from window cleaners and lawn mowers to pet grooming devices and experimental robot assistants. The emergence of action cameras and 3D printers shows that the company clearly no longer wants to limit itself to the home appliance category. However, some of the most unusual devices still show more of a future feature than a mass-market finished product.
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