Chinese consumer-electronics giant Xiaomi opened its largest-ever overseas exhibition on September 3, 2026 in Berlin, using its debut at IFA to reposition itself as a full-stack Human x Car x Home AI company rather than just a smartphone maker. The 3,300-square-meter Hall 6.2 booth packs in more than 380 products, headlined by the CyberOne humanoid robot, the in-house 3-nanometer XRing O3 processor and the Xiaomi 18 Fold foldable phone.
CyberOne humanoid takes center stage
CyberOne, first unveiled in 2022 and now on its second-generation body, made its first overseas public appearance at IFA 2026, running live demonstrations that included finger-heart and thumbs-up gestures with visitors. Xiaomi confirmed the robot is already being tested inside its Beijing electric-vehicle plant on nut-fastening assembly work, with the success rate climbing from about 90% to 98% over four months of on-line iteration. The company said it plans to keep pushing CyberOne's perception, control and task-execution stack to secure an early foothold in the humanoid manufacturing market.
XRing O3 and the Xiaomi 18 Fold
The XRing O3 3nm application processor is Xiaomi's clearest bid yet to reduce its reliance on Qualcomm's Snapdragon lineup. The chip anchors the Xiaomi 18 Fold, the company's next foldable, and pairs with LPDDR6 memory sourced from Chinese chipmaker CXMT. Xiaomi also showed newer AI models MiMo V2.5 Pro, MiLoco and MiClo, which it says are already integrated into a smart factory line producing roughly 10 million phones per year.
Human x Car x Home ecosystem
The booth also features the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo concept car with the in-cabin Xiaomi Pulse AI assistant, plus the production Xiaomi SU7 and SU7 Ultra electric vehicles. "Participating in IFA is an important milestone in Xiaomi's global journey," chief marketing officer Xu Fei said, framing the debut as connecting phones, smart homes, EVs and manufacturing into a single AI ecosystem. Xiaomi's arrival lands alongside its August WRC Beijing debut of the CyberOne 2 factory bot and follows earlier reveals of the XRing O3, O100 and D100 chips and the Xiaomi Robotics-1 VLA foundation model.
Reporting based on coverage from Seoul Economic Daily, Digit and igeekphone.