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Xiaomi Mijia brand expansion and product launches

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Xiaomi continues to expand its Mijia and Mi Home sub-brands, transitioning from small electronics into a broader portfolio of large household appliances and specialized smart home technology. In Japan, the company has launched new cleaning appliances, including the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max, which features 35,000Pa suction, AI triple cameras, and an all-in-one station capable of washing mops with hot water up to 85°C. Other releases include the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6, featuring a 30,000Pa suction and a slim 9cm body, and the Mijia Cordless Vacuum 4C, a stick vacuum with a hair-tangle-resistant comb structure. In China and Taiwan, the brand is diversifying its laundry and kitchen technology. Recent launches include the Mi Home Smart Drum Washing and Drying Machine Pro in Taiwan and the Mi Home Washing Machine Pro Super Electrolysis Fresh Air series in ~~China, which utilizes super electrolysis for stain removal.~~ China. In Taiwan, Xiaomi has expanded its laundry lineup with the Mijia Front Load Washer Dryer Pro, which offers a 12.5kg washing ~~capacity, 8kg drying capacity,~~ capacity and 90°C high-temperature ~~sterilization, and smart dual automatic detergent dispensing, priced at NT$16,999.~~ sterilization. The company also introduced the Mijia Mini Twin-Tub, a compact unit featuring two independent 2.5kg washing drums and a 3kg drying capacity. This dual-drum design allows for the separation of laundry types, such as baby and adult clothing, through independent water and drying channels. Further ecosystem expansion includes budget-friendly gadgets like the Xiaomi Night Light 3 and the Matter-compatible Xiaomi Smart LED Bulb. In China, the Mijia Smart Electric Water Heater Pro was introduced, an 80-liter device using a thermal management algorithm to provide the equivalent of 1,120 liters of heated water. Strategic shifts in China show a focus on integrated design and specialized R&D, including elderly-friendly features like text labels on buttons and voice reminders for door locks.

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