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Three Dreame Products Selected as CES Innovation Awards 2026

Dreame Technology has been named a CES Innovation Awards 2026 Honoree for three home-cleaning products: the Aqua10 Ultra Roller robot vacuum, the H15 Pro Heat wet/dry vacuum, and the Furcatch FP10 air purifier. Selected from more than 3,600 submissions, these devices will be recognized at CES 2026, one of the show’s most competitive years for consumer technology awards.

Aqua10 Ultra Roller: Dreame CES 2026 Robot Vacuum Honoree

How the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller Works

The Aqua10 Ultra Roller (see our review) introduces the company’s first continuous-clean roller mop in a robot vacuum. Instead of washing the mop only after returning to the dock, the Aqua10 uses a full-width roller that rinses and squeegees itself while it operates. Dreame built a fresh-water cleaning system, roller cover, fluffing module, and hot-water washing setup to support this design.

Suction Power and NVIDIA Obstacle Avoidance in the Aqua10 Ultra Roller

Beyond the mop system, the Aqua10’s hardware includes up to 30,000 Pa suction power with an anti-tangle main brush. The mop and side brush both extend to reach along walls and edges. For navigation and obstacle avoidance, Dreame is using an NVIDIA-powered system. The Ultra Roller variant also has one of the industry’s highest threshold climbing abilities.

Image showing Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller features, including AutoSeal roller guard for carpet protection, FluffRoll technology, 212°F ThermoHub cleaning, ProLeap high-threshold climbing system, SideReach and MopExtend edge-cleaning tools, and HyperStream detangling DuoBrush with 30,000 Pa suction.
The Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller features a 30,000 Pa HyperStream detangling DuoBrush, an extendable mop and side brush for edge cleaning, NVIDIA-powered obstacle avoidance, and support technologies such as AutoSeal carpet protection, FluffRoll agitation, ThermoHub 212°F cleaning, and an upgraded ProLeap system for improved threshold climbing. Image Dreame

Dreame’s H15 Pro Heat Wet/Dry Vacuum CES Honoree

Inside the Dreame H15 Pro Heat’s Steam Cleaning System

Dreame’s second CES award this year goes to the H15 Pro Heat (Amazon Link), a cordless wet/dry floor cleaner. This cleaner integrates sweeping, vacuuming, and mopping in a single device. The standout feature is its steam mop capability, which is still uncommon in all-in-one cordless wet/dry vacuums.

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High-Temperature Cleaning and the AI Robotic Arm

The H15 Pro Heat uses two high-temperature cleaning systems. ThermoRinse delivers sustained 185°F hot-water cleaning during operation, and ThermoHub uses 212°F water for its self-cleaning cycle. Both systems are TÜV SÜD–certified for safety across different flooring types. Dreame also added an AI-powered robotic arm intended to address edge and corner performance. The arm removes residual water and reaches areas that fixed rollers can often miss.

Image showing Dreame H15 Pro Heat features, including ThermoRinse 85°C hot-water floor cleaning and the GapFree AI DescendReach robotic arm designed for improved edge and corner cleaning on wet/dry vacuums.
The Dreame H15 Pro Heat combines high-temperature cleaning with an AI-driven GapFree robotic arm. ThermoRinse provides 85°C hot-water floor cleaning, while the robotic arm works to reach edges and corners that fixed rollers typically miss. Image Dreame

Dreame’s Furcatch Air Purifier FP10

Dreame’s third CES honoree, the Furcatch Air Purifier FP10, is designed for households with pets and includes a 360-degree roller filter and sealed dust box intended to manage hair, odors, and allergens. This product is not yet available for purchase.

With CES 2026 approaching in January, Dreame is entering the show with some of its most technically ambitious devices.

Dreame Robot Vacuum Buyers Guide – 2025

We outline the key distinctions among Dreame robot vacuums so you can determine which features are worth the extra cost and which ones you can pass on. Whether you’re interested in a budget-friendly option or a premium model with state-of-the-art features, we’ll walk you through the essential details to help you select a Dreame robot vacuum that suits both your home and your budget. See the Guide

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Amanda Cartwright is a staff writer at Vacuum Wars, where she reports on the latest trends and innovations in robot vacuum technology and the broader home automation industry. She uses her background in writing and education along with her fascination for technology to keep our readers up to date on emerging products and the rapidly evolving world of robot vacuums.

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