At IFA 2025, Dreame Technology launched the world’s first stair-climbing robot vacuum and the Cyber10 Ultra robot vacuum, featuring advanced AI and robotic arm technology.
Highlights
Dreame showcases high-tech robot vacuum cleaners at IFA 2025
Cyber X is the world's first stair-climbing robot vacuum
Cyber10 Ultra now comes with a robotic arm and multi-tool system
During IFA 2025, Dreame Technology introduced a range of smart home solutions. The company says that their aim is to make people's everyday tasks easier. The company showcased the world's first stair-climbing robot vacuum, advanced cordless stick vacuum and AI-driven robotic lawn mowers. According to Dreame, these innovations will make cleaning and home care challenges even easier. The company has not yet shared price and availability information. However, regarding the products introduced at IFA 2025, Dreame says that they will be rolled out in global markets soon.
The company has described Dreame Cyber X as a conceptual breakthrough that can make multi-floor cleaning completely automatic. The biggest feature of this vacuum is the Bionic QuadTrack stair-climbing system, with the help of which it can climb stairs up to 25 cm height at a speed of 0.2 m/s. It has triple braking protection and rubber treads, which provide better grip on different surfaces. Also, the Smart 3DAdapt Vision System scans the stairs in real-time and ensures safe movement. Both Cyber X and QuadTrack have a 6,400mAh battery, which allows it to cover up to five floors at once.
Apart from this, the company also introduced Dreame Cyber10 Ultra, which is being called the world's first robot vacuum that includes a grabbing robotic arm and a multi-tool system. It has the ability to lift and move objects up to 500 grams.
Cyber10 Ultra has a CyberDex Hyper-Flex Arm, which works like human movement and can extend up to 33 cm. This arm can operate different tools like brushes and vacuum nozzles on its own. With a reach of up to 40 cm, it can clean even tight spaces and corners.
According to the company, Cyber10 Ultra has a 360° TriSight Vision System, which includes 3D mapping, RGB and infrared cameras, and laser sensors. With its help, the robot can reach every corner of the house while avoiding obstacles like wires and furniture.
With these two concepts shown at IFA 2025, Dreame has made it clear that the company's focus is no longer just on robot vacuums, but on taking smart home technology to the next level.
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