Berlin – September 08, 2026 -- Zendure will showcase a new home energy platform called Agentic HEMS at IFA 2026, moving smart-home energy management beyond simple AI scheduling toward systems that can predict, plan and act on their own. The company will present the technology in Hall 2.2, Booth 124, from September 4 to 8.
Three layers work together to run the system automatically
Agentic HEMS is built on three components: ZenPulse, a proprietary large time-series model that forecasts solar generation, electricity prices, household loads and weather; ZENKI AI agents, which turn those forecasts into decisions covering savings, comfort, backup power and safety; and Zen+OS, an open platform that connects those decisions across connected devices in the home.
The platform already connects to over 870 energy providers across Europe
Zen+OS is built on open APIs and integrates with smart-home platforms including MQTT, Home Assistant and Homey. It supports more than 90% of common household loads, connects to over 870 energy providers serving more than 150 million users across Europe, and is compatible with more than 5,000 heat pump models along with major rooftop solar inverters and EV chargers. Zendure also offers its own dynamic electricity tariff, ZenWave, which lets the system automatically buy power during the lowest-price periods.
Three hardware products anchor the IFA showcase
At its booth, Zendure will present a residential setup called ZEN + Home built around three products. The SolarFlow Mix series is a modular whole-home battery storage line that scales from a single unit to whole-house capacity. PowerHub acts as a central gateway coordinating multiple SolarFlow Mix units, rooftop solar panels, EV chargers and heat pumps into one system with UPS-level backup. The SolarFlow 2400 series is a compact, plug-in balcony and retrofit storage unit designed for fast installation.
The lineup extends clean energy to bikes and cars
Zendure will also display its RangeFlow cargo bike and the EVFlow AC Series smart EV wall charger, integrated with HEMS 2.0, allowing households to power e-bikes and electric vehicles using energy generated at home. Visitors can test the cargo bike at the IFA Mobility Track, Booth MT-113, or try an interactive e-cargo game at the main booth.