Dreame Cyber10 Ultra Robotic Arm Vacuum
Dreame at CES Jan 6-9 | 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree | Dreame CA｜ AI Vitamin
- Dreame Technology
- Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
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AI summary
Dreame Cyber10 Ultra is an announced robot vacuum with a multi-joint grasping arm, autonomous cleaning-tool selection and camera-based obstacle recognition, designed to move objects up to 500 g and reach gaps and edges beyond the main vacuum body.
Specifications
Key hardware details first, followed by the complete product specification.
Key specifications
- Core task delivery status
- Announced and demonstrated at IFA 2025 and CES 2026; a model-specific retail price and confirmed delivery date were not found in the reviewed official pages.
- Supported tasks
- Robotic vacuum cleaning, moving small objects out of the cleaning path, and using dedicated tools for corners, crevices and hard-to-reach areas.
- Arm system
- CyberDex Hyper-Flex Arm within the CyberDex Bionic Ecosystem.
- Joints and degrees of freedom
- Four joints and five degrees of freedom.
Robotic arm
- Maximum grasped object weight
- Up to 500 g (1.1 lb), according to the manufacturer.
- Arm extension
- Up to 33 cm from the vacuum edge.
- Cleaning-tool reach
- Up to 40 cm when using cleaning tools.
Autonomy
- Autonomous tool use
- Manufacturer describes autonomous selection, operation and swapping of specialized cleaning attachments.
- Human assistance requirement
- Designed to pick up and relocate small items; actual handling limits and exceptions beyond the stated 500 g maximum are not specified.
Dock & maintenance
- Tool storage
- Base station stores specialized cleaning tools for automatic selection and swapping.
- Cleaning attachments
- Brushes and vacuum nozzles; the CES release describes corner brushes, crevice cleaners and attachments for difficult areas.
Navigation & sensing
- Vision system
- 360-degree TriSight vision system with binocular cameras on the robot, RGB and infrared cameras on the arm, and side laser sensors.
- Mapping and obstacle recognition
- Binocular cameras build a 3D view of the home and identify obstacles such as cables and furniture; side sensors are intended to reduce blind spots.
- AI system
- The company’s CES 2026 release describes an Astro Vision AI system for the Cyber10 Ultra.
Tasks & environment
- Target cleaning spaces
- Between chair legs, under cabinets, deep corners, baseboards and narrow gaps.
Claims & scope
- Model boundaries
- Cyber X stair-climbing, battery and multi-floor specifications are excluded because Cyber X is a separate product.
- Evidence scope
- Specifications describe manufacturer announcements and demonstrations; no hands-on performance testing was performed for this directory record.
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