OUKITEL is bringing more than rugged smartphones to IFA 2026, with the company preparing to demonstrate a cross-device AI system alongside new phones, a rugged laptop, and a home energy storage solution. The focus this year is on how its hardware can work together in outdoor, professional, and everyday environments.
The main attraction will be OUKI Claw, an AI assistant developed to coordinate predefined tasks between compatible OUKITEL devices. The company will demonstrate a workflow that begins on a smartphone and moves to a Windows laptop for processing before returning the finished result to the phone.
During the demonstration, a user will capture inspection photos using an OUKITEL smartphone and ask OUKI Claw to generate a report. The connected Windows laptop will analyze the images and produce a structured PDF containing a summary, identified issues, and recommended actions. The completed document will then be sent back to the smartphone for review.
OUKITEL says the system is designed for situations where users need to keep their attention on their surroundings rather than constantly interact with a screen. The current cross-device experience is available within the OUKITEL device ecosystem and relies on predefined tasks configured in advance.
Alongside its AI demonstration, OUKITEL will present several new rugged products at IFA 2026:
- WP63: 20,000mAh battery, 33W charging, 18W reverse charging, electronic outdoor igniter, camping light and loudspeaker.
- WP70 Ultra: 16,000mAh silicon-carbon battery, 16.4mm body, 6.78-inch 120Hz AMOLED display and 256 × 192 thermal imaging.
- WP600: MediaTek Dimensity 8300, up to 24GB RAM, 1TB storage, dual-fan cooling, 10,000mAh battery and 45W charging.
- RG14-P: 14th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, 1,000-nit touchscreen, removable battery and 15W solar charging.
- EP2500: 4,000W PV input, four independent MPPTs, up to 2,500W backup output and expandable storage from 2,048Wh to 16.384kWh.
The combination gives OUKITEL a broad presence at IFA this year, covering smartphones, gaming, computing, AI and home energy storage. The company will showcase the products from September 4 to 8 at Messe Berlin, Hall 3.2, Booth H3.2-151.
For Google Discover, the OUKI Claw demonstration is likely to attract the most attention because it shows a practical example of AI moving a task between different devices rather than keeping the entire process on a single phone. OUKITEL is using IFA 2026 to show how its rugged hardware can become part of a wider connected device ecosystem.
