Roborock used IFA 2026 to underline an expansion well beyond conventional robot vacuums, showing products for indoor floors, lawns and swimming pools. The most unusual concept was the Saros Rover, a robot first presented at CES 2026 that uses two articulated, wheeled legs to climb stairs while cleaning. Roborock has not announced a price or commercial release date for the model, which remains in development.
The company also entered the pool-cleaning category with the RockAqua P1, its first robot designed for swimming pools. Roborock says it can clean pool floors, walls, waterlines and platforms in water as shallow as 15 cm. Its stated suction flow reaches 25,700 liters per hour.
For its core robot-vacuum range, Roborock highlighted the Saros 20 Flow Complete. The model combines a 36,000 Pa HyperForce motor with the SpiraFlow 2.0 roller-mop system and AdaptiLift Traverse 3.0, which is rated to cross double thresholds up to 8.8 cm high. The Saros 20 Neo was also on display alongside the wider Saros lineup.
Roborock's upright-cleaner demonstration centered on the F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2. Compared with the F25 Ultra shown at IFA 2025, the new version raises suction to 25,000 Pa and adds VaporFlow 2.0, 90°C hot water and dirt detection that automatically adjusts suction and water flow. The company also cites 180°C steam, though that measurement is taken at the internal heater outlet rather than at the floor-facing nozzle.
Outdoor automation rounded out the stand, with the RockNeo Q2 LiDAR and RockMow Z1 LiDAR lawn robots on show. The lineup illustrates Roborock's effort to build products across several maintenance categories, but the Saros Rover's eventual availability remains the key unanswered detail.
