MOVA is using IFA 2026 to position itself far beyond robot vacuums, with a more than 1,700-square-meter Berlin exhibit spanning robotic hands, lawn equipment, pool cleaners, pet devices and energy products. The most striking demonstration was the Knot 80, a bio-inspired robotic hand shown handling a cup of coffee.
Knot 80 has 11 degrees of freedom and 15 joints. MOVA says the hand uses 3D vision to determine an object’s position and can adjust its gripping force from 25N to 50N, while using different grasping approaches for different objects. It is a conspicuous sign of the brand’s move into robotic manipulation rather than autonomous cleaning alone.
The wider IFA lineup includes several efforts to bring arms, sensors and more adaptive movement to outdoor robotics.
- AstraX is a robotic lawn mower with interchangeable heads designed to move obstacles, collect fallen fruit or water selected areas.
- LiDAX Ultra Gen 2 uses UltraTrim 3.0 for edge mowing.
- UltraTrim 4.0 adds an adaptive arm intended to alter its position and height according to the terrain.
Floor care remains a core category. The MOVA V70 Ultra Complete is equipped with an extendable MaxiReachX mop that reaches up to 17 cm on the European version, plus an extendable side brush. MOVA lists its obstacle-crossing capability at up to 9 cm in stepped obstacles and its suction power at 42,000 Pa.
For pools, the Rover X10 is designed to clean the floor, walls, waterline, steps and shallow areas. MOVA’s outdoor lineup also includes window-cleaning robots and wet-and-dry vacuums, while the show stand extended into home energy storage and other appliances.
Pet technology was another major branch of the exhibit. The MeowgicPod LR10 Prime self-cleaning litter box has a 110-liter container and is claimed to run for up to 15 days before its waste compartment needs emptying.
- MeowgicPod LR10 Prime self-cleaning litter box.
- Automatic pet fountains and feeders.
- GPS pet trackers.
- Pet-monitoring cameras.
MOVA is part of Dreame Group, whose structure also includes Dreame and NAVEE. The IFA presentation suggests MOVA is applying the group’s resources across a widening set of automated-home categories; regional launch dates and pricing for the newly shown products were not specified in the available information.
