Aiper took advantage of CES 2026 in Las Vegas to present an “all-in-one” approach focused on the outdoors: pool robots integrating so-called “cognitive” AI, water quality management, and even smart irrigation for the garden. The idea is simple: less handling, more automation, and maintenance that adapts to the context (shape of the pool, weather, cleaning habits).
Two featured products awarded at CES
Two innovations clearly stand out in the announcement: the Scuba V3 Ultra and the EcoSurfer Senti. Both have received a CES 2026 Innovation Award, and Aiper emphasizes that this is the fourth consecutive year the CTA has recognized the brand for its design and engineering.
Scuba V3: “cognitive AI powered” pool robots that adapt to the pool
Aiper presented the Scuba V3 series as a new generation of pool robots designed for “effortless cleaning.” The core of the promise is the automatic optimization of routes, cleaning frequency, and suction power through advanced modes (AI Navium and AI Patrol Cleaning). The robot analyzes the pool environment: size, shape, cleaning history, and even weather conditions to adjust its strategy. In short: you launch it, and it organizes itself.
The Scuba V3 is presented as the “world’s first pool cleaning robot equipped with Cognitive AI Powered.” It adapts to the size and shape of the pool through the Navium mode. Aiper also highlights an adaptive navigation system called VisionPath and a horizontal waterline cleaning feature named JetAssist, all in a format described as compact, fast, and precise for daily maintenance.
Regarding availability and price: recommended retail price of €1,099 with a launch expected in March 2026.
Scuba V3 Pro: an “auto-optimized” robot for the bottom, walls, and shallow areas
The Scuba V3 Pro is described as “the world’s first auto-optimized pool robot” powered by Aiper’s cognitive AI. Its goal is clear: to achieve “perfectly clear” water by covering the bottom, walls, and shallow areas with several technical components: JellyFloat, Energy-Smart Lift Engine, and a multi-layer MicroMesh filtration system.
Announced availability: spring 2026 (no price indicated at this time).
Scuba V3 Ultra: a 6-in-1 robot, double camera, and announced suction of 32,200 L/h
This is the centerpiece of the range. The Scuba V3 Ultra is presented as the “world’s first 6-in-1 pool cleaning robot” equipped with Cognitive AI Powered, with an ambition: to perform all tasks in a single pass. Aiper details several concrete points.
First, navigation: VisionPath 2.0 with a double camera, combined with an intelligence that is announced as a first in the industry, plus the Navium mode with cognitive intelligence. Next, the mechanics: energy-efficient JellyFloat lifting motor. The promised result: mapping and cleaning the bottom, walls, waterline, and surface “in a single pass.”
The manufacturer adds two very telling elements. The robot would reach difficult-to-access areas thanks to deep cleaning of up to 20 cm, and would announce a suction of 32,200 liters per hour through a double pump. Regarding filtration, Aiper cites ultra-fine MicroMesh filtration.
Price and availability: €2,299 recommended retail price, expected to arrive in spring 2026.
A “new generation” autonomous pool robot presented as a preview
Aiper also discreetly announced a more “visionary” product: an autonomous pool robot intended to eliminate any manual intervention. This includes automatic cleaning out of the water and autonomous recharging, for a “100% hands-free” use.
The most technical part concerns perception: Aiper mentions a “world-first unified multi-sensor AI perception system,” combining sensors and sonars for 360° perception, to ensure complete cleaning of the pool and the surface, with accurate return to the docking station. The whole system is designed to integrate “naturally” into a smart home ecosystem. It’s still a CES “preview” presentation (no price or commercialization date specified here), but the direction is clear: moving towards a vacuum robot-like experience… but for the pool.
EcoSurfer Senti: a solar-powered skimmer with AI and water quality monitoring
Another flagship product, the EcoSurfer Senti, described as the “world’s first surface pool cleaner” integrating both artificial intelligence and a water quality management system. The promise is interesting because it goes beyond simple “leaf collection”: Aiper speaks of a proactive skimmer that combines intelligent surface cleaning with continuous water quality monitoring, taking a preventive approach.
Like the previous models, already tested on our pages, it operates on solar energy, with the “sustainable” angle emphasized.
Price and availability: €1,099 recommended retail price, availability announced for spring 2026.
IrriSense 2: intelligent multi-zone 4-in-1 irrigation
CES is not just about pools at Aiper: the brand also pushes garden maintenance with IrriSense 2, announced as the “world’s first 4-in-1 multi-zone intelligent irrigation system.” In a single unit, Aiper claims to combine a timer, sprinklers, solenoid valve, and nutrient distributor. The objective is to cover the entire garden through customizable watering zones, with precise adjustments according to each plant’s needs.
Two points are highlighted for water management: the Weather-Sense Response technology, which is supposed to automatically adjust watering according to the weather and allow up to 40% water savings, and EvenRain technology for uniform coverage up to 445 m².
Price and availability: €499 recommended retail price, release announced in March 2026.
A strategy: more automation, more free time
Aiper summarizes its vision through the voice of its CEO Richard Wang: AI and smart solutions “open new perspectives for the pool and garden today,” aiming to make maintenance simpler and more sustainable, so people can enjoy their free time more.
And frankly, on paper, we see the logic: a robot that adapts its navigation, a skimmer that does more than just clean but also monitors the water, irrigation that follows the weather… the complete array to avoid spending weekends playing lifeguard-gardener (the combo we’d gladly do without!).
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