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PITAKA Marks Its Next Chapter in Berlin With "Signals in the Wind," Unveiling New iPhone 18 Accessories

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PITAKA Marks Its Next Chapter in Berlin With "Signals in the Wind," Unveiling New iPhone 18 Accessories
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PITAKA Marks Its Next Chapter in Berlin With "Signals in the Wind," Unveiling New iPhone 18 Accessories

2026-09-05 18:19 Last Updated At:18:35

At The Feuerle Collection in Berlin, PITAKA hosted its inaugural brand event, premiering the new 'Wind Over Wheat' design and debuting Trace Form™—the brand's original textured-weave technique.

BERLIN, Sept. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- PITAKA, known for its aramid-fiber phone cases, MagSafe accessories and tech accessories for iPhone and Samsung devices, marked a new chapter for the brand on the evening of September 4, hosting its first-ever brand event, "Signals in the Wind" at The Feuerle Collection, a converted industrial-era space turned art museum in Berlin. From 8 p.m., guests, press and industry partners filled the space, and the evening drew widespread praise as a striking debut for PITAKA's move from tech accessories into a broader lifestyle brand built around materials and design.

The evening unfolded across five stations built around PITAKA's philosophy of Material & Sense. In "Material Speaks," a wheat-field-inspired product display let guests handle PITAKA Moment and Trace pieces side by side, feeling firsthand how aramid fiber shifts from an industrial material into something more emotional. "Meditation in the Wind" paired field recordings — wind through wheat, rustling stalks, birdsong — with the sounds of aramid fiber and weaving, inviting guests into a moment that can't be repeated. The night's centerpiece was the world premiere of the Wind Over Wheat Trace Form Edition, followed by the public debut of Trace Form™ itself: PITAKA's technique for letting select fibers drift from their programmed path, so texture emerges from the interplay of human judgment and material response. A short film closed the evening, following a sound artist's process from recording in the wheat fields to performing an original score live on-site — an experiment, PITAKA said, in how perception itself gets captured.

Wind Over Wheat, the latest addition to the Trace collection, is inspired by the fleeting movement of wind across a wheat field and uses woven aramid fiber to capture the rhythm of the landscape. It arrives in three finishes — Golden Drift, Surging Awn and Berlin Nocturne — with the limited Trace Form Edition launching September 17, timed to PITAKA's new iPhone 18 accessories collection.

"Technology has become incredibly precise, but we're interested in what happens when we leave room for material, human judgment and nature to participate in the process," said James Zheng, Founder of PITAKA. "We want to create products that do more than perform a function — products that people can see, touch and feel a connection with."

Through "Signals in the Wind," PITAKA is shifting the conversation beyond conventional accessory features such as thinness and protection, toward material, aesthetics and sensory experience — establishing the brand not simply as a maker of phone cases and tech accessories, but as a distinctive voice in material-led design and modern technology lifestyle.

About PITAKA

PITAKA is a material technology and lifestyle brand exploring how advanced materials, craftsmanship and thoughtful design can shape the way everyday technology feels. Built around its philosophy of Material & Sense, PITAKA creates aramid-fiber phone cases, MagSafe accessories, tech organization and lifestyle products for Apple and Samsung devices.

Website: www.ipitaka.com

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PITAKA Marks Its Next Chapter in Berlin With "Signals in the Wind," Unveiling New iPhone 18 Accessories

PITAKA Marks Its Next Chapter in Berlin With "Signals in the Wind," Unveiling New iPhone 18 Accessories

BERLIN, Sept. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- PrimeBOT made a high-impact debut at IFA 2026, earning official recognition for both PrimeBOT T1 and PrimeBOT Q1 while drawing strong interest from international news outlets, industry professionals, creators, and visitors across Messe Berlin and ShowStoppers.

PrimeBOT T1 was named the winner of the IFA Innovation Award for Content Creation Technology, while PrimeBOT Q1 was selected as an IFA NEXT Honoree.

The IFA Innovation Awards are IFA Berlin's official awards program, recognizing standout innovation at one of the world's largest consumer tech events. The on-stage recognition highlighted two complementary directions in PrimeBOT's personal robotics strategy: T1's transformable, cross-scenario approach to mobility and creative use, and Q1's emphasis on personalized interaction, programmability, movement, and long-term companionship.

The awards were matched by strong engagement throughout the show. Much of it focused on what it would feel like to live with a personal robot. Media participants walked alongside Q1, tested balancing responses, and interacted almost like they would with a child. T1's transformation process drew immediate attention across the show floor, while its reactions to touch and head pats made the experience intimate and personal.

That response reinforced one of PrimeBOT's central ideas: the next breakthrough in consumer robotics will not come from another single-purpose machine, but from robots capable of becoming part of everyday family life.

PrimeBOT International Market CMO Yuan Zou expanded on that idea as a speaker during the IFA Dream Stage panel "Robots in the Kitchen and Home: From Task-Specific Tools to Humanoids," alongside Dr. Glenn Mathijssen of Circus Group, Jennifer Pattison Tuohy of The Verge, Raghav Gupta of Posha, and Michael Wolf of The Spoon.

"For decades, we have judged robots by an industrial standard: how much work can they replace? But the home operates under a different value system," said Yuan Zou. "A personal robot doesn't have to do everything on day one, but it has to create value. That can begin with interaction, companionship, learning, and creativity, then deepen as the robot better understands the user and the home, and eventually expands into more meaningful physical assistance. Before a robot can become truly useful in the home, it first has to earn its place there."

PrimeBOT will continue live demonstrations throughout IFA 2026 at Booth H25-150. Media, partners, and attendees are invited to experience PrimeBOT T1 and PrimeBOT Q1 in person.

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PrimeBOT Wins Official IFA Innovation Awards as Personal Robotics Moves Closer to the Home

PrimeBOT Wins Official IFA Innovation Awards as Personal Robotics Moves Closer to the Home

PrimeBOT Wins Official IFA Innovation Awards as Personal Robotics Moves Closer to the Home

PrimeBOT Wins Official IFA Innovation Awards as Personal Robotics Moves Closer to the Home

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