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Dreame Technology showcased its latest smart home solutions at IFA 2025, presenting both concept designs and market-ready products. The highlight was the debut of the Dreame Cyber X, introduced as the first robot vacuum capable of climbing stairs independently.
Alongside it, the company also introduced the Cyber 10 Ultra, a vacuum cleaner equipped with a robotic arm. While these models are not yet available globally, Dreame also presented several other devices – including the Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete, Aqua10 Ultra Track Complete, Matrix10 Ultra, as well as the Dreame V30 and V20 Pro – which are expected to launch in selected markets soon.
The Dreame Cyber X is designed for fully autonomous cleaning in multi-level spaces. Its construction consists of three main parts: the vacuum itself, the Bionic QuadTrack stair-climbing system, and a base charging station. The QuadTrack functions like a lift, securing the vacuum, moving it up the stairs, and releasing it on the next floor, allowing cleaning to continue without user involvement.
The system can climb stairs up to 25 cm high at a speed of 0.2 m/s, adapting to different shapes and widths of steps to ensure smooth and safe movement. Both the vacuum and the QuadTrack module are powered by 6400 mAh batteries, enough to handle up to five floors on a single charge.
Movement stability is supported by a three-stage braking mechanism and durable rubber treads, allowing the device to navigate smoothly across hardwood, carpet, or tile. The Smart 3DAdapt Vision system combines AI-powered cameras and laser sensors to scan stairs in real time. Dreame has not yet announced when the Cyber X will be available on global markets.
Another notable debut was the Dreame Cyber 10 Ultra – the first robot vacuum with an integrated gripping arm and a multifunctional system built on the CyberDex bionic platform. According to the company, it is designed to handle tasks that traditional robot vacuums cannot, such as cleaning between furniture legs, under cabinets, in tight corners, and even lifting objects weighing up to 500 grams. With these features, the Cyber 10 Ultra is presented as a device intended to eliminate the need for manual assistance during cleaning.
The central feature is the CyberDex Hyper-Flex Arm, which mimics human movement with four joints and five degrees of freedom. Measuring 33 cm in length, it can reach into gaps up to 40 cm deep when fitted with attachments. For navigation and mapping, the TriSight Vision System combines stereo cameras on the vacuum body with RGB and infrared cameras on the arm, supported by side-mounted laser sensors. This setup enables the creation of detailed 3D room maps and helps the robot safely avoid obstacles.
The company has confirmed that the Dreame Cyber 10 Ultra will go on sale in early 2026.
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