Chinese tech brands are grabbing the spotlight at IFA Berlin 2025, which kicked of Friday, unveiling cutting-edge innovations in AI-powered appliances and wearable robotics that reflect the country's growing influence in global consumer electronics.

From smart homes to wearable robots, IFA Berlin brings the latest gadgets to life. Held from Sept. 5 to 9, the event is one of the world's largest consumer electronics shows, where thousands of companies from around the globe showcase technologies aimed at making life easier, smarter, and faster.

Among the standout exhibits, Chinese robotics firm Roborock drew attention with its latest AI-powered cleaning solutions, building on past success with floor-cleaning robots and debuting a new line of smart lawnmowers.

"Actually we launched the biggest device, which is our lawnmower. We have the Z1, the S1, and we have the Q1," said Quan Gang, president of Roborock Technology Company.

"AI is the core of the future, so now with the product we can see that it is the rule-based, all the behaviors are based on the detection from the sensors to act," said Quan.

Another highlight came from Rokid, a leading Chinese tech firm specializing in AR glasses. Its flagship product stood out in Berlin, integrating AR and AI to support functions such as receiving calls, viewing texts, accessing a prompter, and even translating languages.

From robots to smart wearables, IFA Berlin is a vivid window into the future.