Smart home appliance pioneer Tineco has taken the wraps off its latest intelligent cleaning innovations at IFA.

It’s showcasing three flagship floorcare products designed to push the boundaries of automation and ease of use.

Leading the lineup is the FLOOR ONE S9 Scientist.

It introduces a pioneering StreakFree capability that scrapes away water, leaving floors immediately dry.

It also integrates Tineco’s adaptive iLoop Technology, real-time suction and water adjustments, and a HydroBurst jet for stubborn stains.

An ultra-thin 11cm body, triple-sided edge cleaning, SmoothDrive, and LED headlights round out a feature set built for whole-house coverage.

The unit promises up to 75 minutes of runtime on a single charge.

The FLOOR ONE Station S9 Artist adds a new twist.

It’s Tineco’s first washer with an integrated docking station.

Alongside charging, the station automatically replenishes heated water and triggers a FlashDry Self-Cleaning System, now steam-powered, to sanitise the machine after each use.

There are many cutting-edge vacuums competing for attention at this year’s IFA

For those after plenty of suction, the PURE ONE A90S delivers 270AW of power, paired with a 3DSense Master Brush that combines dust, edge, light, and floor-type detection.

Anti-tangle and clog-resistant technologies aim to ensure uninterrupted operation, while its 3D Light Display and LED interface provide real-time cleaning guidance.

“With more than 19.5 million products sold worldwide, Tineco has become a global leader in intelligent home appliances by consistently pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in smart cleaning,” Ling Leng, CEO of Tineco, said.

“We’re thrilled to bring a new portfolio of products to market at IFA 2025, underscoring our commitment to delivering advanced technology that redefines how consumers upkeep their homes.”

Alongside its flagship models, the company is also displaying its PURE ONE S Series, Carpet One Cruiser, Chiere One Biz, and Smart Water Dispenser.

Global launches of the new models are scheduled for later this year.