Roborock at IFA: Pool, Home and Garden

Three robots. Three very different environments. That is what stood out to me in Roborock’s IFA 2026 lineup. The company introduced products across the pool, home and garden; its IFA announcement and independent event coverage from Engadget document the presentation.

For the pool: RockAqua P1

Roborock’s first pool-cleaner line tackles the floor, walls and waterline. Its automatic waterline parking is a particularly practical detail: getting the robot out should be as straightforward as putting it to work.

For the home: Saros 20 Flow Complete

Its roller-mop system and threshold-crossing chassis address two everyday challenges — cleaning the floor and moving between rooms. The useful story is how the robot handles the home, not just another suction figure.

For the garden: RockNeo Q2 LiDAR

Roborock rates the mower for lawns up to 800 m², using LiDAR and vision-based navigation without boundary wires or an external antenna. Easier installation is part of the proposition, alongside the mowing itself.

At Tekpoint, we distribute Roborock in Germany, Austria and BeNeLux. As the range broadens, the job is to explain each category clearly: where it fits, what setup it needs and what support ownership involves. An IFA presentation is not the same as confirmed local availability.

The opportunity is not simply more robots. It is less routine work — inside the home, on the lawn and in the pool.