Zendure Unveils Agentic Home Energy System at IFA 2026
Zendure has unveiled Agentic HEMS, a home energy management system that predicts, plans, and acts across household energy devices, the company announced in a press release ahead of IFA 2026. It manages solar generation, batteries, electric vehicles, heat pumps, dynamic electricity tariffs, and household loads.
The system combines ZenPulse, a large time series model that forecasts solar generation, electricity prices, household demand, and weather, with ZENKI AI Agents that turn forecasts into actions. Zen+OS coordinates those decisions across connected devices and services.
Zen+OS supports MQTT, Home Assistant, and Homey. Zendure says the platform works with more than 90% of common household loads, more than 870 European energy providers, over 5,000 heat pump models, major rooftop solar inverters, and leading electric vehicle chargers.
Zendure will present the system at IFA 2026 in Berlin from September 4 to 8. Its exhibit will also include the SolarFlow Mix storage series, the PowerHub energy gateway, the SolarFlow 2400 storage series, the RangeFlow Cargo bike, and the EVFlow AC Series wallbox.
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