IFA 2026 is showing how manufacturers are moving AI beyond software applications. New devices are using cameras, sensors and onboard computing to handle tasks with less manual input. The trend covers home appliances, personal technology and machines designed for creative work.
AI is taking a more physical form at IFA 2026, with companies embedding intelligence directly into appliances and robots. The shift is visible in cleaning machines, home appliances and personal devices that can sense their surroundings and respond to users.
Belkin has expanded its SoundForm audio lineup at IFA 2026 with new earbuds and headphones. The SoundForm Isolate Buds offer up to 45dB of active noise cancellation and 32 hours of total battery life. The company has also introduced more affordable SoundForm Dot models.
Techlicious has selected 26 products from IFA 2026 for its Spotlight Awards. The selection covers AI hardware, audio devices, smart home products, wearables and computing technology. Products highlighted include AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo platform, Belkin power banks, Dyson’s CameraJet and Lenovo’s Project AeroBlade concept.
Infimaker is showcasing the K1 five-axis desktop CNC machine at IFA 2026. The system is designed to bring advanced manufacturing capabilities into smaller workshops and creative spaces. Its approach combines digital design tools with precision machining while keeping creative decisions in the hands of users.
Morpho unveiled a new UV desktop printer at IFA 2026, targeting creators and small businesses. The compact machine can print colourful and textured designs on materials including wood, glass, leather and metal. Its system also includes smart alignment and guided workflows for easier operation.
IFA 2026 is underway in Berlin, bringing new gadgets, AI products, smart home devices, audio gear and computing technology. The event runs from September 4 to September 8 at Messe Berlin. Here are the latest updates from the show.
IFA 2026 continues through September 8 in Berlin. New announcements are expected across smartphones, computers, home appliances, audio, gaming, and AI. This live blog will track the major product launches and developments from the show.
Pudu Robotics is showcasing its next-generation service and embodied AI robots at IFA 2026 in Berlin. The company is highlighting models including the PUDU D5 and semi-humanoid D7, demonstrating autonomous navigation, interactive capabilities and broader applications for intelligent robotic systems.
Anker’s new Nano Universal Charger combines four charging ports, up to 100W output and a smart display in a compact design. The travel-focused charger supports devices across more than 200 countries and regions, offering convenient multi-device charging for consumers worldwide.
Anker has announced a new brand structure at IFA 2026, bringing its various product brands gradually under the Anker identity. The move aims to simplify its portfolio while creating a more unified brand presence across charging, accessories and consumer technology products.
TCL is showcasing its latest large-screen televisions and AI-powered technologies at IFA 2026, strengthening its position in the premium display market. Its showcase includes 98-inch SQD-Mini LED models, highlighting the company’s focus on bigger screens, advanced picture quality and smarter entertainment.
ACEMAGIC showcased a powerful AI-focused mini PC at IFA 2026, alongside NES-inspired models. The compact computers target users seeking desktop-class AI capabilities in smaller form factors, reflecting the growing demand for affordable, space-saving systems capable of handling demanding workloads.
HUTT has unveiled two new cleaning robots at IFA 2026, expanding its smart-home portfolio with next-generation automated cleaning technology. The launches highlight the company’s push toward intelligent household robotics, as manufacturers increasingly integrate AI and automation into everyday home appliances.
A closing discussion at the Dream Stage will look at how homes could evolve over the next decade. Speakers will examine changing consumer expectations, technology priorities and the decisions that could shape future smart living.
IFA will examine how connected homes can manage energy more efficiently. The discussion will cover intelligent power management, induction cooking, battery systems and connected energy solutions. The session will feature speakers from EcoFlow, Copper, Philips and The Spoon.
A panel at the Dream Stage will examine how smart homes can become easier to use and more trusted. Experts will discuss connected appliances, user control, transparency and sustainable design. The session will also look at ambient intelligence and the growing role of AI in homes. IFA Berlin 2026 - Innovation For All
IFA will showcase a discussion on wireless power and its possible role in future kitchens. The session will look at flexible countertops and easier charging for connected devices. Philips executive Rick Dumont is scheduled to participate in the discussion.
IFA will explore how connected appliances, wearables and digital health tools could support healthier lifestyles at home. The session will examine nutrition, personal data and independent living. Speakers will also discuss how these technologies can support consumers without compromising privacy.
A dedicated session will examine whether AI can genuinely improve everyday cooking. Speakers will discuss smart cooking guidance, food recognition, personalised recipes and automated appliances. The conversation will also address privacy, personalisation and consumer trust.
IFA will discuss how technology could change kitchens and homes over the next decade. The session will look at AI-powered appliances, automation, healthier living and sustainability. It will also address privacy and trust as connected technology becomes more common in homes.
A session at IFA Next will examine how electronics companies can adopt circular design. The discussion will cover repair, sustainable materials and supply chain changes. Industry speakers will explore how these ideas can become part of the wider consumer electronics business.
IFA’s Retail Innovation Zone will host a session on digital sovereignty at 9:00 AM. The discussion will focus on Europe’s technology future, trust and transparency. ESET’s Stefan Heitkamp and German Bundestag member Joachim Ebmeyer are scheduled to take part in the session.
TECNO received two IFA Global Product Technology Innovation Awards at the 2026 event. The recognized products include its modular smartphone and the Tonino Lamborghini TECNO TAURUS. The awards add to the company's presence at this year's Berlin technology show.
IFA 2026 is putting a strong focus on AI, robotics and connected devices. More than 1,900 exhibitors are presenting products at the Berlin technology show. New launches cover smartphones, laptops, audio devices, home appliances and robots. The event is also giving visitors a closer look at products built around AI and automation.
NEURA Robotics CEO and founder David Reger delivered a keynote at IFA 2026 on September 5. The session focused on ‘Physical AI’ and the role of intelligent robots in Europe. Reger outlined the company’s approach to building a wider robotics ecosystem. The keynote also explored how robots can learn, understand surroundings and perform tasks in real-world settings.
Dreame and Mova are presenting a large number of products across the smart-home market. Their portfolios cover robot vacuums, cordless cleaners, lawn robots, window cleaners, air purifiers and smart pet products. The scale of their IFA presence highlights how major Chinese brands are expanding into several home technology categories at the same time.
Robot vacuum makers are focusing more on dust mites, allergens and difficult stains at IFA 2026. New models are using features such as UV light, steam and high-pressure water to improve cleaning. Ecovacs has shown its Deebot X12S OmniCyclone with high-pressure water sprays, while other brands are exploring new ways to improve floor cleaning.
Dyson introduced three robot vacuum models under its Nurovi range. The lineup includes a robot mop with spinning pads and an updated Spot+Scrub AI model. Dyson says the new systems use camera-based vision to improve navigation. The company plans to put all three models on sale this month.
xLean Robotics is demonstrating a new floor-washing robot at IFA 2026 that can change between two operating forms. The robot uses an agent-based AI system to adjust its cleaning approach in real time. The company is presenting the machine as a more flexible cleaning system that can respond to different floor conditions and household needs.
Dyson is showing a much wider product range this year. The company introduced 11 new products across categories including robot vacuums, air purifiers and beauty devices. Its lineup includes the CameraJet toothbrush, redesigned HushJet air purifiers and new hair-care products. The company is also adding more AI features to several of its products.
Edifier is showcasing a wide audio lineup at IFA 2026. The range includes the M90 desktop speaker, XR6 studio monitor and WH950NB Pro headphones. The M90 offers HDMI eARC and Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity. The WH950NB Pro features adaptive hybrid noise cancellation and up to 70 hours of battery life with ANC switched off.
Lexar unveiled its Muse Ultra-Slim Portable SSD at IFA 2026. The drive measures 3.8mm at its thickest point and supports magnetic connectivity. It will come with 512GB and 1TB storage options. Lexar says it can reach read speeds of up to 1,050MB/s.
Minisforum showcased the N5 Max, combining a five-bay NAS with AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 hardware. The system can support up to 200TB of storage and 192GB of unified memory. It adds another high-capacity computing and storage product to the hardware announcements coming from IFA 2026.
Acer presented the Nitro XV275U Z2 gaming monitor at IFA 2026. The 27-inch display offers QHD resolution and a 275Hz refresh rate. It can reach 360Hz at 1080p and 500Hz at 720p. The monitor is expected in the fourth quarter of 2026, with a starting price of USD 329.
HP announced new OmniBook laptops at IFA 2026. The OmniBook X 14 and OmniBook Ultra 16 are part of the company's upcoming RTX Spark range. Both models start with 32GB of unified memory and 1TB of storage. HP has not yet revealed pricing for the new laptops.
Lenovo is showcasing the IdeaPad Vibe and Project DualPlay Mini at IFA 2026. The IdeaPad Vibe starts at USD 699 and comes in seven colour options. The DualPlay Mini is a concept device that can change from a handheld gaming PC into a small laptop-style computer.
Xiaomi showed its 18 Fold smartphone at IFA 2026 in Berlin. The foldable features a 5.38-inch outer display and a 7.58-inch inner screen. It has a triple rear camera setup with a 200MP main sensor. The phone also packs a 6,000mAh battery and supports 67W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.
TCL also introduced the P80 Ultra smartphone at IFA 2026. The device features a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom. It also has a 1.5K display with brightness reaching 3,200 nits. TCL is pairing the phone with its next-generation NXTPAPER display technology.
OSCAL is showcasing new energy storage systems and rugged smartphones at IFA 2026 in Berlin. Its lineup includes the Power Storage 3000 Balcony Energy Storage System, which offers 2,500W output and expandable capacity from 3kWh to 15.3kWh. The company is also displaying the PILOT 8 and PILOT 6 rugged smartphones, designed for demanding outdoor and professional environments.
TCL is showcasing a broad range of AI-powered products at IFA 2026 in Berlin. Its lineup includes new Mini LED TVs, gaming monitors, smartphones and home appliances. The company is also showing smart locks and a family companion robot. Its X11L SQD-Mini LED TV offers up to 20,736 dimming zones and 10,000 nits of HDR brightness.
IFA 2026 is underway in Berlin, bringing new gadgets, AI products, smart home devices, audio gear and computing technology. The event runs from September 4 to September 8 at Messe Berlin. Here are the latest updates from the show.
