Dreame has announced its entry into the 3D printer and action camera categories at IFA 2026 in Berlin. The additions expand a product portfolio that was once centred largely on robot vacuum cleaners and other floor-care devices, but now also covers garden care, personal care, kitchen appliances and entertainment.
The company has not revealed the names, specifications or prices of its first products in either category. Launch timelines and availability in India have also not been confirmed.
Dreame Expands Beyond Smart-Home Appliances
Dreame says it will introduce a range of 3D printers aimed at creative applications, alongside a new generation of action cameras. However, the announcement does not provide details about the printing technologies, supported materials, imaging hardware or software features these products will offer.
The expansion is particularly notable because both categories take Dreame beyond its established home-appliance business. While 3D printers can still fit within the company's broader vision for a connected and creative home, action cameras represent a move into mobile imaging and outdoor content creation.
Dreame is bringing these categories under its "Redefining Tomorrow's Home" strategy, which positions the company as a broader consumer technology brand rather than a specialist floor-care manufacturer.
Floor Care Remains Dreame's Growth Engine
The announcement comes as Dreame reports 91% year-on-year revenue growth during the first half of 2026. The company attributes the growth to its international expansion, product development and stronger retail presence, particularly across Europe.
Dreame also claims that it became Europe's leading robotic vacuum cleaner brand in 2025. It says it subsequently secured a 42.1% share of the robotic vacuum cleaner market in Western Europe during the first half of 2026. The company has not named the research firm or methodology behind the market-share figure in its announcement.
Dreame products are currently available across more than 190 countries and regions, supported by a network of over 10,000 physical retail stores. Its technology portfolio includes high-speed digital motors, artificial intelligence, robotics and intelligent algorithms.
The company says it has filed more than 14,000 patent applications globally, with over 4,400 patents granted so far.
Dreame's Next Challenge Is Building New Product Ecosystems
Moving into 3D printers and action cameras gives Dreame access to new consumer segments, but both categories will require more than hardware specifications. Software experience, accessories, after-sales support and compatibility with established user workflows will play an important role in determining whether the company can replicate its floor-care success.
More information about Dreame's first 3D printers and action cameras is expected closer to their respective launches. Availability and launch timing will vary by market, according to the company.
