Dreame Shows Yard and Pool Robot Concepts at CES
The exhibition extends its robotics work beyond household floors.
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Dreame showed yard and pool robots with object-handling functions at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, extending its exhibition beyond conventional floor-cleaning machines. Guangming's January 7 report described the company's largest CES presence to that point, with a display area exceeding 2,000 square metres.
The APEX mower presentation combined lawn care with an arm intended to recognize, pick up and organize objects found in a garden. According to the report, Dreame described recognition of more than 300 types of outdoor items. The additional handling mechanism was the central difference from a mower whose task is limited to travelling over grass and cutting it.
The pool demonstration similarly explored tasks beyond debris collection. Dreame presented three-dimensional mapping and recognition of objects and dirty corners, together with grabbing and wiping actions. These functions were shown as part of its embodied-intelligence work, which combines environmental sensing with physical actions.
The wider exhibition included household cleaning, kitchen appliances, personal care and other smart-home equipment. The yard and pool displays illustrated the direction of Dreame's development programme, but the report did not establish a retail price or delivery schedule for each machine. They were exhibition demonstrations, with commercial details still separate from the capabilities presented.
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