DailyObjects, an Indian design-led lifestyle-tech brand, has made its global debut at IFA Berlin 2026, marking its first appearance at the consumer technology show. The company has been designing products for 14 years, with its work originating in India and covering everyday products across mobile accessories, charging, carry and desk setups.
NODE modular wireless charging ecosystem
At the centre of the showcase is NODE, which DailyObjects describes as the world’s first modular wireless charging ecosystem. It consists of one base and four interchangeable modules that provide:
- Wireless charging
- Device holding
- Ambient lighting
The modules can be reconfigured based on how the space is used. IFA 2026 marks the first time NODE is being presented in person.
Stack ecosystem
DailyObjects is also debuting a new Stack lineup for the iPhone 18 series. The system uses a mechanical Stack-and-Lock mechanism and magnetic alignment and includes:
- Stands
- Grips
- Wallets
- Lanyards
- Colour plates
Stack is designed as an expandable accessory ecosystem rather than a phone case alone.
Charging and other accessories
The showcase includes the brand’s latest products across watchbands, charging and power, including the Loop power bank. Its charging essentials have also been adapted for European and US markets. Existing products on display include the Loft Charging Station and Park Tech Kit.
DailyObjects is also presenting new concepts across:
- Carry
- Desk
- Charging
These concepts are being shown publicly for the first time at IFA Berlin.
Retail presence and global expansion
DailyObjects has 13 Exclusive Brand Outlets and a presence across more than 300 Apple Authorised Retail stores in India. At IFA 2026, the company is also engaging with international retail and distribution partners as it explores wider global expansion.
The company’s products have received the Red Dot Design Award 2026, iF Design Award 2026 and European Product Design Award 2025. At IFA, the products are displayed in an open booth layout, allowing visitors to handle and use them rather than viewing them behind glass.
Speaking on the debut, Pankaj Garg, Co-Founder & CEO, DailyObjects, said,
Good design shouldn’t need translation. We have spent fourteen years making things for the way people really live, and the standard we hold ourselves to has always been a global one. IFA is where we put that in front of the world and let the products speak for themselves.