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MOVA Teases Stair-Climbing and Robotic Arms on Robot Vacuums Ahead of IFA 2025

MOVA is teasing some upcoming technologies that could potentially reshape the industry, with early information appearing on Reddit and teaser posts on MOVA’s official channels ahead of IFA 2025.

MOVA Sirius 60: First Robot Vacuum With Two Robotic Arms

The MOVA Sirius 60 is expected to be the first robot vacuum with dual robotic arms. One arm is designed to extend suction into corners and hard-to-reach areas, while the second can pick up and organize objects.

This concept hopes to shift robot vacuums from simple floor-cleaning machines into multi-tasking home helpers. MOVA describes this leap as moving from “flat cleaning” to “vertical storage.” This design could help open the door to vacuums that not only clean but also help declutter living spaces.

MOVA Zeus 60: Stair-Climbing Robot Vacuum

The teaser for the MOVA Zeus 60 calls it a stair-climbing robot vacuum capable of climbing steps up to 25 cm high.

With a 3D spatial perception system, multi-angle steering, and a special support structure, the Zeus 60 could address one of the most frustrating limitations of robotic vacuums: being stuck on a single floor.

MOVA also suggests that the Zeus 60 will integrate into a modular “cleaning matrix” with other models. This could mean that other models will have access to the technology.

If successful, this would position MOVA as one of the first brands to bring true multi-level mobility to robot vacuums.

MOVA IFA 2025 teaser showing a “Step Up Move Ahead” event poster beside a concept image of a robot vacuum on a stair-climbing platform.
MOVA at IFA 2025 is expected to reveal stairclimbing capability and robotic arms for robot vacuums.

MOVA at IFA 2025: Bold New Robot Vacuum Features

MOVA’s official teasers suggest that the brand will use IFA 2025 to debut its stair-climbing and robotic arm innovations. The company promises a showcase on September 5, 2025, of its “full spectrum product family” and a “bold vision for the future.”

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