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It’s fair to say Dreame is having one hell of a year. Having officially morphed into the overarching Dreame Group—a portfolio that now encompasses Dreame, Mova, Navee, and NexLawn—the brand is using its IFA showcase to prove it has ambitions far beyond robot vacuums. The Dreame IFA 2026 line-up marked the company’s debut in two entirely new product categories: 3D printers and action cameras.
What did Dreame announce at IFA 2026?
3D printers
Dreame introduced a trio of consumer-grade 3D printers under its new AtomForm line. While official rollout schedules and UK pricing are still to be confirmed, here’s what we know so far:
First, the AtomForm M1 is a consumer-grade 3D printer made for creators, educators, and hobbyists. It has an Active Quick-Swap Four-Toolhead System – this means four toolheads can move independently from each other to support multi-material printing and four colours at once.
It’s small enough to be home-friendly but still has a generous 300 x 270 x 290mm (W x D x H) build volume, so larger projects or multiple parts can be built at once.
The AtomForm M1 is connected to the AtomVerse Smart Ecosystem, an app with a library of ready-to-print models. It’s also possible to monitor prints from the app.
Next we have the AtomForm Palette 300, which comes with 12 auto-swapping nozzles in one print, a whopping 36 colours, ReadyPrint™ zero-wait filament loading. It has a larger build volume than the AtomForm M1, coming in at 300 x 300 x 300mm, and also includes smart printing via the AtomVerse Smart Ecosystem.
Last but not least, Dreame introduced the AtomForm Glow1, which is a dual-head, white-colour printer which prints between 1.5–6x faster. It has up to 5mm tactile 2.5D texture, preventative printhead care for reduced clogging, and is compatible with over 300 materials.
And of course, no 2026 product would be complete without an AI assistant. For the AtomForm Glow 1, it helps to design artwork.
Action cameras
Not content with conquering the 3D printer space, Dreame also revealed its inaugural action camera: the LEAPTIC Cube.
Targeted directly at outdoor enthusiasts and lifestyle vloggers, the LEAPTIC Cube has a 155-degree ultra-wide view, shoots crisp 4K/60fps HDR footage or 8K at 30fps, and can also capture nighttime scenes with 4K fps hyper-night video. Again, it uses AI, this time AI beauty to ‘keep your best self in every frame’. There’s also a voice assistant including for hands-free usage.
What else did Dreame announce?
Dreame has also introduced an industry-first window washing robot, the Pano 10 Station. It’s a ten-in-one robot designed for automatic washing and drying that uses 60°C hot air, high-temperature drying technology to suppress mold and odour growth. It has 10,000Pa suction and multi-layer safety systems to stay stuck to your windows.
Dreame’s robot laundry collection continues to grow with the L9 Pro, a washer dryer that uses —yes, you guessed it — AI algorithms to optimise cleaning cycles. It combines MousseTriple foam wash for washing and a SwiftLoop heat pump for drying.
And in the world of smart pet appliances, Dreame has also made its mark, introducing the Lumina Feast and Lumina Flow, a three-in-one feeder and hydrating water bowl.
Early verdict on Dreame at IFA 2026
While we’ll need to wait for review samples to put their performance to the test, Dreame’s IFA showcase makes one thing clear: the company is no longer just a smart home appliance maker, but a serious name in lifestyle and creator tech.
