Dreame's robotic vacuum with an arm is again at CES 2026 and it could possibly do greater than choose up footwear
Final yr at CES, Dreame confirmed off a robotic vacuum prototype with a mechanical arm. However whereas we had been capable of see the arm lengthen and retract, we didn’t see the machine, which was described as a prototype on the time, really seize something, which was a bit disappointing.
This yr, although, the corporate has made its arm-enabled vacuum a actuality with the Cyber 10 Extremely. Dreame previewed it not too long ago at IFA in Berlin, however has now confirmed it is going to be on sale later this yr.
The vacuum has an extendable arm that appears fairly just like the prototype model we noticed final yr. It extends from the highest of the vacuum and has a claw-like machine on the finish for scooping up objects. Based on Dreame, it could possibly choose up objects that weigh as much as 500 grams (about 1 pound) so it ought to be capable to seize a greater diversity of stuff than the Roborock vac we noticed final yr, which had a 300-gram weight restrict for its arm.
The arm may do greater than choose up stuff from the ground. It helps its personal cleansing equipment, and may seize vacuum nozzles and brush attachments from its base station. This permits the arm to behave as an extension of the vacuum itself so it may be used equally to the way you would possibly use hose attachments to achieve hard-to-get areas with a standard vacuum.
And, like Dreame’s different robotic vacuums, the Cyber 10 Extremely additionally has mopping skills and may climb up small steps as much as 6cm (about 2.4 inches). That is not fairly as spectacular because the tank-like stair-climbing Cyber X prototype it additionally delivered to CES, however ought to assist the Cyber 10 attain just a few further locations in the home.
The corporate hasn’t introduced a precise launch date, however says it is concentrating on August of this yr and presently expects the Cyber 10 Extremely to price round €1799 (about $2,100).