Germany-IFA Berlin/Chinese Companies
Germany-IFA Berlin/Chinese Companies
Dateline : Sept 5-6, 2026
Location : Germany
Duration : 2'19
Berlin, Germany - Sept 5-6, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of poster, flags of IFA Berlin outside exhibition hall
2. Various of products on display, posters
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Li Yan, global R and D director, Chinese enterprise:
"We believe that robots in the broad sense are a key carrier for bringing physical AI into the real world. The industrialization of physical AI requires bringing perception, decision-making and execution capabilities back to the products themselves. Our focus is to apply these capabilities to real-life situations to thoroughly address some of the problems and difficulties users encounter in their everyday life."
4. Various of robot folding clothes
5. SOUNDBITE (German) Sebnem Sagnak, visitor (ending with shot 6):
"In the past, these robots only had single functions. Now they are entering our daily life, and are supposed to perform continuous tasks in real household environments. I believe that if these technologies can be applied safely, they will be crucial to the future. They will also help the market develop better."
6. Robot on display
7. SOUNDBITE (German) Joerg Semmler, overseas distributor, Chinese enterprise (ending with shot 8):
"[Our new technologies] can truly benefit end consumers, such as cleaning corners and edges, removing dirt efficiently, as well as have many app-controlled functions, thereby enhancing product performance."
8. Robot on display
Chinese service robots are grabbing the limelight at IFA Berlin 2026, showcasing how the fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) with diverse technologies is embedding robots more deeply into daily life and expanding their application scenarios.
The IFA, one of the world's largest trade fairs for consumer electronics and home appliances, is underway in Messe Berlin from Friday till Tuesday.
At the exhibition, a wheeled service robot developed by a Chinese company can identify, sort, wash and store clothes. At the same time, another stair-climbing cleaning robot uses technologies including biomimetic tracks and 3D perception to address the challenge of moving between different floors.
"We believe that robots in the broad sense are a key carrier for bringing physical AI into the real world. The industrialization of physical AI requires bringing perception, decision-making and execution capabilities back to the products themselves. Our focus is to apply these capabilities to real-life situations to thoroughly address some of the problems and difficulties users encounter in their everyday life," said Li Yan, the global R and D director of a Chinese enterprise.
"In the past, these robots only had single functions. Now they are entering our daily life, and are supposed to perform continuous tasks in real household environments. I believe that if these technologies can be applied safely, they will be crucial to the future. They will also help the market develop better," said a visitor named Sebnem Sagnak.
In yard-care scenarios, lawn-mowing robots can do more than simply cut grass. Equipped with robotic arms, they can also perform tasks such as clearing obstacles, picking produce and watering plants.
"[Our new technologies] can truly benefit end consumers, such as cleaning corners and edges, removing dirt efficiently, as well as have many app-controlled functions, thereby enhancing product performance," said Joerg Semmler, an overseas distributor of a Chinese enterprise.
ID : 8498011
Published : 2026-09-07 14:50
Last Modified : 2026-09-07 16:37:29
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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