Dreame is showcasing a novel approach to robotic vacuum limitations at CES 2026, unveiling a concept that enables stair climbing. the CyberX robot utilizes a unique, legged transport system to move between floors, addressing a key challenge for multi-level homes [[1]], [[2]]. Combining 3D vision with mechanical traction, the Cyber X aims to provide truly whole-home automated cleaning [[3]].
Robotic Legs Help Vacuum Navigate Stairs
Dreame has unveiled a concept for its CyberX robot vacuum that addresses a common limitation of automated cleaning devices: navigating stairs. The solution involves a unique transport structure equipped with robotic “legs” resembling the blades of a small power saw.
The system is designed to carry the standard, circular robot vacuum between floors. After completing a cleaning cycle on one level, the vacuum docks with the legged carrier, which then transports it up or down staircases. This innovation could significantly expand the usability of robotic vacuums in multi-story homes.
According to the company, the Cyber X’s ability to navigate complex environments is enabled by 3D vision and an intelligent navigation system that precisely identifies obstacles. This advanced perception allows the device to operate with greater autonomy and efficiency.
When encountering stairs, the four robotic legs handle the ascent and descent, accommodating steps up to 25 centimeters (approximately 9.8 inches) in height while maintaining stability. The development underscores a growing trend toward more versatile and adaptable robotic home assistants.
