
PrimeBOT launches personal robots at IFA Berlin, targets home market with affordable modular designs
PrimeBOT, a consumer embodied AI brand under SWANCOR, made its IFA debut on Thursday with two “personal robots” aimed at bringing robotics into households, a move the company said prioritises affordability and user engagement over industrial-grade performance. The T1 and Q1 models are designed to be compact, lightweight, and priced to lower the barrier for home adoption, according to the company. At its booth, European parents were observed allowing children to interact freely with the robots, reflecting confidence in their safety and approachable design. Beyond emotional companionship, the robots are positioned for practical daily uses including camping tracking, towing carts, and load-carrying, the company said. Modular design and co-creation draw crowds PrimeBOT’s booth, themed “PrimeGallery,” features a multi-language photo wall...





