Berlin – September 09, 2026 -- Robotics brand MOVA is showcasing three new concept technologies -- TactiPercept, Knot 80 and AstraX -- at IFA Berlin, previewing capabilities that go beyond current robot vacuums and mowers.
Founded only in 2024, MOVA built its product line without inheriting older hardware platforms, a factor the company says allowed it to design AI, sensors and robotics together from the start rather than retrofitting AI onto existing devices.
MOVA has already launched LiDAR-based robotic mowers within two years of founding
The company attributes its rapid product rollout to skipping legacy architecture constraints faced by established manufacturers. According to Lucy Wang, Product Manager on MOVA's Product Development Team, this let engineers evaluate each use case from scratch and select appropriate sensor and robotics technology before building long-term product platforms.
"For MOVA, AI was never a marketing feature added afterward," Wang said, describing perception-based AI as embedded into the company's core product architecture from day one.
Three IFA concepts share a focus on multisensory robot perception
TactiPercept, Knot 80 and AstraX target different use cases but share a common goal: improving how robots perceive, interact with and adapt to unstructured real-world environments, Wang said.
MOVA plans to expand beyond cleaning robots into home and garden applications
The company's long-term vision includes adaptive robot intelligence for household environments globally, with continued investment in environmental perception, mobile robotics and real-world AI. MOVA said it aims to extend intelligent solutions beyond cleaning devices into broader home and garden scenarios.
Wang added that MOVA intends to make advanced AI features available across multiple price tiers rather than reserving them for its most expensive models.