Dreame ECHO P1

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Dreame ECHO P1 is a Humanoid from Dreame Technology. It is built for Service, Helping, Monitoring. Key figures: 180 kg, 480 min runtime, 10 kg payload.

The ECHO P1 is Dreame's wheeled humanoid service robot, shown at IFA 2026 as a research platform rather than a product on sale. Dreame is best known for vacuum cleaners, and the P1 is where the company is testing whether the perception, modelling and control work behind those machines can carry a two-armed robot through multi-step jobs: tidying up, putting things away and carrying objects from room to room. The body is a wheeled column rather than a pair of legs. A four-wheel steering chassis measuring 568 x 728 x 353 mm moves it at up to 1.2 m/s, and a lifting torso raises the robot between 1,300 and 1,800 mm through 750 mm of travel, so it can reach a low shelf or a high one. Each of the two arms spans 900 mm from shoulder to wrist, carries 5 kg and has seven degrees of freedom, with two more in the neck and four in the lift. The whole machine weighs 180 kg. Perception is a stereo camera in the head, one at each wrist, and a stereo camera plus two lidars on the chassis, all processed on an NVIDIA AGX Orin 64 GB module rated at 275 TOPS. A 32.85 V 22.5 Ah battery, about 739 Wh, runs it for 8 hours and fast-charges in 3, and the robot docks itself to charge. Dreame names homes, hotels, restaurants, schools, exhibition halls and senior care as the settings it is aiming at, and says custom functions can be added.

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