The company Mova, known in Russia under the Trouver brand, brings new products in multiple directions to IFA 2026 in Berlin – from robotic vacuum cleaners and window cleaners to robotic lawn mowers with mechanical manipulators. At the center of the exhibition are the robot lawn mowers and the robot vacuum cleaners Z70 Ultra Roller Complete and V70 Ultra Complete, which are able to extend their working elements far beyond the body. In the future they will also appear in Russia under the Trouver brand.
MOVA Z70 Ultra Roller Complete: Robot vacuum cleaner with roller mop and constant supply of fresh water
One of MOVA’s major new products at IFA 2026 is the Z70 Ultra Roller Complete robot vacuum cleaner. This is a robot vacuum cleaner with a roller wet cleaning system, and the company relies not only on constantly pressing the mop to the floor (with a force of up to 18 N) to clean, but also on a continuous supply of fresh water. The HydroForce Mopping 2.0 system cleans the drum during the cleaning process and a special mechanism also straightens its fibers. This way you can actually clean the floor instead of wiping dirt on it.
The roller mop claims to have a suction power of 36,000 Pa and a rotation speed of 800 rpm. Thanks to the MaxiReach 2.0 system, it can extend to 52 mm from the edge of the fuselage without leaving any gaps, effectively removing dirt on walls and furniture. The robot is also able to overcome obstacles up to 9 centimeters high.
After cleaning, the robot base washes the drum with water at up to 100°C and dries it with hot air at up to 70°C, so that bacteria are eliminated and the equipment does not produce unpleasant odors. There are two compartments for storing different cleaning products, and the water tanks in the base unit have capacities of 5.5 liters for clean water and 4.5 liters for dirty water.
In Europe, the Z70 Ultra Roller Complete is already on sale, but in Russia it is expected to arrive later – the exact date has not yet been announced. For the Russian market, the model will be localized under the Trouver brand and will be released at the end of the third quarter of this year, that is, this month.
The robot vacuum cleaner MOVA V70 Ultra Complete comes with a mop that can be extended by 17 cm
The second important new product is the V70 Ultra Complete sweeping robot, which uses a different cleaning concept. The main feature here is the MaxiReachX system. The mop can be up to 17 cm long and the side brush can be up to 12 cm long. The robot can therefore reach areas along walls, corners and under furniture that its body would not allow it to reach.
The suction power reaches 42000Pa, and the robot can overcome obstacles up to 9 cm. The station itself is also interesting: reusable EcoCyclone containers are used instead of traditional disposable dust bags.
Like the Z70, the V70 Ultra Complete should appear in Russia under the Trouver brand, but when sales will start is still unknown.
A range of robot vacuum cleaners S70 Roller has been launched in Russia
In the context of its flagship new product, MOVA also presented the S70 series of sweeping robots, which has entered the Russian market under the Trouver brand and occupies a middle position in this product line. This is a sub-flagship series that upgrades wet cleaning roller mops that continuously deliver clean water from expensive flagship products to more affordable products.
The range consists of three models: S70 Roller, S70 Pro Roller and S70 Ultra Roller, varying in equipment level and performance. However, they all use the same basic HydroForce concept and a roller mop that is constantly rinsed directly with fresh water during the cleaning process.
The older S70 Ultra Roller was equipped with a roller width of 27 cm, a pressing force of 17 N and a suction power of up to 32,000 Pa. Thanks to the CovertSense system, the DToF laser is built directly into the body, so the robot is approximately 9 centimeters tall – allowing it to drive under most sofas and beds. The MaxiReach system extends rollers and side brushes to clean along walls, and StepPro 2.0 helps overcome obstacles up to 4cm. After cleaning, the workstation rinses the drum with water up to 100°C and dries with hot air.
The S70 Roller is the basic model of the series with a suction power of 28,000 Pa and is mainly designed for users switching to a robot with a roller cleaning system for the first time. The S70 Pro Roller is in the middle: here the power is increased to 30,000 Pa, a CleanChop 3.0 brush for automatic wound hair removal and an automatic detergent dispenser are added. The differences within the range therefore allow you to choose the equipment of the required level without having to abandon the technique of cleaning the drum with running water.
In Russia, the Trouver S70 Roller model is priced from 59,990 rubles, the S70 Pro Roller from 84,990 rubles and the S70 Ultra Roller from 94,990 rubles.
Robot vacuum cleaner learns to sense touch
One of the most unusual technologies on display was TactiPercept – an “electronic skin” for robot vacuum cleaners. The system uses 128 pressure sensors and complements cameras and lidars with another way of sensing the surrounding space: the robot not only sees obstacles but also senses the moment of contact with them. Use a light touch to reduce speed, maintain safe contact as you move along the wall, and clean as close to the baseboards as possible.
Tactile feedback is also required in more complex situations. If the robot gets stuck, the system helps it understand exactly how it hit the obstacle and correct the movement independently. MOVA sees this technology as one of the steps toward embedded artificial intelligence—robots that not only use cameras and sensors to identify the world around them, but also physically interact with it.
MOVA N1 – Compact window cleaning robot
Another new product that should appear in Russia is MOVA N1. This is a relatively compact robot designed for cleaning windows, mirrors, and other smooth surfaces. Its dimensions are 215×215 mm, its thickness is only 59 mm, and its weight is 1.3 kg.
N1 uses vacuum adsorption, with a claimed suction power of 8,000Pa, and has 12 levels of anti-fall protection. According to the manufacturer, the built-in 120 ml water tank is enough to clean a space of approximately 32 square meters. The robot itself detects the edge of the glass and selects a Z or N motion trajectory.
At the same time, the N1 is interesting not only for cleaning windows: the manufacturer claims compatibility with smooth marble, ceramic tiles, mirrors, glass cabinet doors and some sloped surfaces. There are six cleaning modes that can be controlled via the remote control, buttons on the body, and the app.
In addition to the N1, the T1 station was also presented, which expands the concept of automatic window cleaning. It can supply washing liquid to the robot through the hose. After the work is completed, the robot can return to the base to automatically clean the rag and dry it, so that the user does not have to prepare the equipment independently every time for the next wash.
Air fryer MOVA FD40 Pro cooks two dishes at the same time
In addition to robots, MOVA also showcased other home appliances at the Berlin show. For example, the FD40 Pro is a two-layer convection oven with two baskets with a capacity of 4 liters and 7 liters, for a total capacity of 11 liters. Heating power reaches 2700W.
The main idea here is not the volume per se, but the ability to cook two different dishes at the same time. The SmartChef system selects the cooking parameters and SyncFinish completes both programs simultaneously: If a basket finishes cooking early, the device switches its contents to keep-warm mode.
The FD40 Pro is also planned to be sold in Russia under the Trouver brand.
Robotic lawn mowers, including armed lawn mowers
But we saved the most impressive thing at MOVA’s booth for last. The company is actively developing the direction of robotic lawn mowers and plans to introduce such robots to the Russian market in 2027. Interestingly, Mova demonstrated its lawn mowers not only in the exhibition hall, but also in outdoor venues, that is, in conditions as close to real as possible.
The flagship model LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 was displayed at the exhibition. It comes with the UltraTrim 3.0 system, which allows you to mow virtually close to house walls, curbs, and property boundaries. Navigation is based on 360-degree 3D LiDAR and AI cameras, and the system does not require boundary lines or RTK stations. It can identify more than 300 obstacles, including pets and small animals such as hedgehogs. It is said to work on slopes of up to 45% and obstacles up to 4cm, so the new product is not afraid of bumps and uneven areas on site.
In addition, MOVA also demonstrated an experimental lawn mowing robot, AstraX, whose robotic arm stood out. The idea is simple – instead of driving around small objects, wouldn’t it be easier to move them out of the way? If the camera detects a foreign object in its path, the robotic arm can move it. But that’s not all: with the help of interchangeable accessories, the concept goes beyond ordinary lawn cleaning – for example, the robot can collect fruit or water various parts of the area.
In addition, MOVA also demonstrated UltraTrim 4.0 technology, in which the trimming system itself is made in the form of an adaptive robot. It can extend beyond the body, changing height and adapting to the shape of the lawn border.
Knot 80 – Robotic hand, just like a human hand
A typical example of MOVA’s investment in development is the Knot 80 robotic arm, which features human-like mechanisms, 3D spatial perception and intelligent grasping control. The hand has 11 degrees of freedom and the entire system has 15 hinges. Knot 80 can recognize the position, shape and orientation of an object, select the appropriate grasping action, and automatically adjust the force in the range of 25 to 50 N.
Continuous feedback from the camera allows movements to be adjusted on the fly, so the robot can handle objects of different shapes and materials. For MOVA, this is no longer just an automation mechanism, but one of the elements of the Embodied AI direction, in which artificial intelligence must not only perceive the world around it, but also physically interact with it.
For MOVA, Knot 80 is more than just a demo knob. The company believes that capturing, moving and arranging objects are the basic operations of future home robots, which will not only work with the floor, but also work with the things on the floor.
MOVA wants to make more than just vacuum cleaners
All of Mova’s new products show that the company is following a new strategy. The brand quickly shed its image as a manufacturer specializing in robot vacuum cleaners. The company is now talking about a full-fledged ecosystem spanning home cleaning, gardening, personal care, kitchen, pet products and air purification. At IFA, the exhibition also includes robots for swimming pools, various household appliances and appliances, and even energy storage systems, as well as various experimental devices.
Robot pool cleaner with robotic arm
MOVA will be officially launched in Europe in 2024, and subsequently expanded to Southeast Asia and North American markets. The field of robotic lawn mowers is growing particularly rapidly. MOVA only launched its first model on the market in 2025, and within a year it already occupied about 40% of the similar market share in Europe; by May 2026, cumulative shipments exceeded 500,000 units.
At the same time, behind the seemingly rapid expansion is a rather deep engineering foundation. About 70% of MOVA’s employees work in the field of technology and R&D, and R&D expenses account for about 8-10% of revenue. In 2025, the global revenue of the sweeping robot business will exceed 2 billion yuan, and the brand’s overseas sales will account for more than 80%.
The technology on display in Berlin clearly shows where the company is investing its resources. On the stand, there were not only ordinary sweeping robots with greater suction power, but also improved models that truly improved cleaning quality, as well as experimental solutions such as lawn mowing robots with robots and manipulators, which were even more impressive.
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