Haier

Berlin – September 10, 2026 -- Haier, the world's No. 1 major appliance brand for 17 consecutive years according to Euromonitor International, showcased an AI-driven connected home ecosystem at IFA 2026, spanning laundry, refrigeration, cooking, entertainment, digital services and robotics.

Cameras and sensors let appliances adjust in real time

The Vision 15 washing machine uses a built-in camera, sensors and algorithms to detect load size, balance and foam levels, then automatically adjusts water levels, detergent dosing, drum movement and program settings. The Maestro refrigeration prototype's AI Food Care System 2.0 identifies stored ingredients and recommends storage conditions. The ID Ultimate Series 6 oven uses its own camera to identify food, track cooking progress and stop a program once the desired result is reached. In the living room, UltraSense AI adjusts picture and sound on Haier's smart TVs based on content and ambient conditions.

Berlin – September 10, 2026 -- Haier unveiled an AI-powered smart home ecosystem at IFA 2026, showing connected appliances that adjust laundry cycles, food storage, cooking and entertainment settings based on real-time household behavior.

The Vision 15 washer reads laundry loads through an internal camera

Sensors and algorithms detect load size, balance and foam levels, then automatically adjust water volume, detergent dosing, drum movement and program settings.

A refrigeration prototype called Maestro tracks food freshness

Its AI Food Care System 2.0 identifies stored items and recommends storage conditions to help users manage food more effectively.

The ID Ultimate Series 6 oven ends cooking cycles automatically

An internal camera recognizes the dish being prepared, monitors cooking progress, and stops the program once the expected result is reached.

Berlin – September 10, 2026 -- Haier showcased an AI-driven smart home ecosystem at IFA 2026 in Berlin, covering laundry, food preservation, cooking, entertainment and robotics under the theme "Home of Smart Possibilities."

The Vision 15 washing machine adjusts its own settings mid-cycle

Using an internal camera, sensors and algorithms, the Vision 15 detects laundry load, balance and foam levels, then automatically adjusts water amount, detergent dosing, drum movement and program settings.

A prototype fridge reads what food is stored inside it

The Maestro prototype combines several preservation technologies with an AI Food Care System 2.0 that identifies stored ingredients and recommends storage conditions to help users manage food more efficiently.

Berlin – September 07, 2026 -- Haier will exhibit AI-driven home appliances, connected services, and robotics at IFA 2026, running September 4 to 8 at Stand 101 in Hall 3.1 in Berlin.

The company brings a connected ecosystem under one theme

Under the banner "Home of Intelligent Possibilities," Haier will demonstrate technologies spanning laundry care, refrigeration, cooking, dishwashing, cleaning, and entertainment, all designed to learn from user behavior and adapt to individual routines. Demonstrations include laundry systems that analyze load conditions, cooling technology aimed at better food preservation, and AI-assisted cooking appliances that identify ingredients and monitor the cooking process. The company's hOn platform will tie products, services, and digital experiences into a single interface.