Dreame Unveils AI-Powered Smart Swimming Goggles at AWE 2026 in Shanghai

At the 2026 Appliance Electronics World Expo (AWE 2026) held in

Shanghai, Dreame made a major splash with the launch of its inaugural AI Smart Swimming

Goggles at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. The product quickly became one of the

focal points of the exhibition, introducing a revolutionary intelligent experience to underwater

sports scenarios through multiple industry-leading technologies.

Addressing common pain points of traditional smart swimming goggles—such as structural

asymmetry, discomfort, and high water resistance—Dreame’s AI Smart Swimming Goggles

feature a fully symmetrical, low-drag inductive design. Weighing just approximately 68 grams and

equipped with an integrated adjustable nose bridge, they ensure both wearing comfort and reliable

sealing. The goggles come standard with a durable anti-fog coating, capable of withstanding over

1,000 reactivation wipes. They boast an IP68 waterproof rating and offer an impressive 7-hour

battery life.

In terms of display technology, the product moves beyond low-resolution solutions by

incorporating industry-leading diffractive waveguide technology. This enables a 30-degree field of

view and sharp 640x480 resolution, ensuring clear visualization of performance data underwater

and achieving seamless integration of information with the swimmers motion.

Core functionalities are powered by Dreame’s proprietary self-developed health large model.

Leveraging real-time user data, the goggles provide professional-level motion guidance, analyzing

key metrics such as stroke efficiency, pace, rhythm, and breathing frequency. This facilitates a

leap from simple data logging to genuine performance improvement. Also unveiled at the event

was the Dreame Flo S2 bone conduction sports headphone, designed to work in synergy with the

goggles. It delivers real-time audio feedback, constructing a comprehensive intelligent sports

solution encompassing both visual and auditory dimensions for the user.

This launch not only fills a technological gap in the high-end underwater wearable segment but

also underscores Dreame’s robust research and development capabilities in building an ecosystem

for contextual intelligence. (News source: VRAR World report)