The IFA trade show closed a few days ago, but there are still many new products to share. Dreame , for example, was one of the companies that generated the most buzz and presence at the event, with a significant wave of new robot vacuum cleaners that undoubtedly reinforce its commitment to advanced home robotics . The company focused on four models designed to solve different household challenges: more hygienic mopping, precise navigation, automated maintenance, and access to previously inaccessible areas.
The showcased catalog revolves around the Aqua10 Ultra series (Roller Complete and Track Complete), the versatile Matrix10 Ultra , and the ambitious Cyber10 Ultra with a robotic arm, not forgetting the Cyber X prototype , capable of climbing stairs. We'll tell you about its features, availability, and prices for Spain.
Aqua10 Ultra: scrubbing with always fresh water
The Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete introduces a self-cleaning roller mop system that uses fresh water in real time, preventing dirt from being tracked between rooms and reducing odors. Its technical features include AquaRoll technology with uniform spray and a high-temperature (100°C) self-cleaning cycle after each use, designed to keep the roller in optimal condition with minimal maintenance.
The Aqua10 Ultra Track Complete takes it a step further with continuous hot water mopping at 45°C, keeping the mop constantly ready for tough stains. Both models include features designed for working with carpets and uneven surfaces, such as the AutoSeal intelligent barrier to keep textiles dry and the ProLeap system that raises the chassis to overcome certain thresholds. They also feature advanced navigation with detection of more than 240 obstacles and a retractable LDS sensor (VersaLift) that helps them pass under low furniture after mapping the surroundings.
Matrix10 Ultra: Smart Mop Changing Station
The Matrix10 Ultra debuts the industry's first multi-mop changing station , capable of automatically selecting the appropriate mop type for each room. The system accommodates nylon mops for kitchen grease, sponge mops with enhanced water retention for bathrooms, and heated mops for other surfaces, in addition to a compartment with three specific solutions (pet odors, wood care, or general cleaning).
In terms of power, the Matrix10 Ultra boasts 30.000 Pa of suction and prioritizes user comfort with TÜV-certified quiet cleaning. The base also automates maintenance with high-temperature self-cleaning cycles, while intelligent navigation enhances obstacle recognition for more precise coverage in homes with complex layouts. It's packed with features.
Cyber10 Ultra: The Robot with a Robotic Arm
The Cyber10 Ultra debuts as the brand's first robot vacuum with a functional robotic arm. The CyberDex Hyper-Flex system mimics human movement with four joints and five degrees of freedom, extending up to 33 cm from the robot's edge and capable of lifting objects weighing up to 500 grams . With this, it not only moves obstacles but also rearranges items and operates various cleaning tools.
For navigation, the Cyber10 Ultra relies on a 360° vision system (TriSight) that combines side cameras and laser sensors, eliminating blind spots and improving accuracy when moving around cables, chair legs, or tight corners. Detection of over 240 types of obstacles and AI scene recognition allow for real-time route and power adjustments to optimize coverage.
Cyber X: the concept that climbs stairs
As a technological showcase, IFA also took the opportunity to demonstrate its Cyber X concept for autonomously cleaning multiple floors. Its QuadTrack system functions like a small "elevator" that transports the robot between floors, eliminating the need for manual movement in multi-level homes. The system can climb steps up to 25 cm high at 0,2 m/s and adapt to different step widths and shapes.
Safety is enhanced with three layers of braking and grippy rubber wheels for wood, tile, and carpet. The vision system, called 3DAdapt , combines structured light lasers and an AI-powered camera to calculate depth, angle, and height in real time. Both the robot and the QuadTrack module incorporate 6.400 mAh batteries , enough to tackle up to five floors in a single session. That's quite something.
As we mentioned, the company presented it as a concept, so we'll have to wait for its final commercial launch schedule. It is, however, a glimpse into where autonomous mobility in domestic cleaning robots might evolve.
Common architecture: AI, sensors and automated maintenance
The presented batch shares technical pillars focused on navigation and user care, which Dreame seems to have focused on: 3D mapping with AI support , wide obstacle recognition, stations that automate emptying and high-temperature self-cleaning, and cleaning profiles that adapt to different surfaces.
Furthermore, the models are compatible with different smart home systems and can be managed from the company's app, minimizing manual interventions.
Prices and availability
The Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete and Aqua10 Ultra Track Complete are now available for 1.499 euros each, with a discount of 200 euros for the first two weeks.
The Matrix10 Ultra will arrive on September 25th at a price of €1.599 (it also has a launch promotion of €200 during the first week). As for the Cyber10 Ultra , it is expected in early 2026, with no confirmed price at this time.
There's no doubt that with these four new models, Dreame is reinforcing its focus on robotic vacuum cleaners that combine power, hygienic mopping, and unique features like a robotic arm and stair climbing. The result is a range of options that covers a wide variety of needs. Which one will you choose?