Broad Vision of Cleaning Tech Evolves at IFA
Contributed by BSM Staff

SAN FRANCISCO -- Hizero, the developer of zero-suction, hard-surface cleaning technology, will unveil the most significant evolution in its history at IFA 2026, the world's largest consumer electronics and home appliances trade show, in Berlin, Sept. 4-8.

While full details remain under wraps, Hizero confirms the launch will extend far beyond new products and will introduce a broader vision for the future of hard surface hygiene in homes and professional environments.

The announcement comes at a time when consumers are increasingly questioning how much time, effort and energy they spend maintaining their living spaces, while businesses continue to seek smarter and more efficient ways to manage hygiene across multiple surfaces.

For decades, the cleaning industry has focused on incremental improvements to familiar tools and technologies. Hizero believes the next chapter will require a fundamentally different way of thinking.

"We believe people are ready for a new conversation," said Sam Li, CEO and founder at Hizero. "For generations, cleaning has been treated as an unavoidable household chore. We believe there is an opportunity to rethink that assumption and explore how technology can help people spend less time maintaining their environments and more time enjoying them."

At IFA 2026 Hizero will introduce a new portfolio of solutions designed to broaden access to the company's technology while supporting its longer-term vision for the future of hard surface hygiene.

The company will also outline a strategic direction intended to challenge traditional perceptions of cleaning, productivity, convenience and modern living.

Attendees of IFA can expect:

  • New product introductions across multiple market segments;
  • A broader hard surface hygiene vision extending beyond traditional floorcare;
  • New insights into how consumers think about cleaning, time and wellbeing;
  • A fresh perspective on the future relationship between people, technology and home maintenance.

The company believes the next decade will see a significant shift in how homes and workplaces are maintained and intends to play a leading role in shaping that future.

For more, go to hizero.com.