Indian lifestyle-tech brand DailyObjects has made its global debut at IFA Berlin 2026, showcasing its NODE modular wireless charging ecosystem and a new Stack lineup designed for the iPhone 18 series.
Highlights
- DailyObjects makes its first global appearance at IFA Berlin 2026.
- NODE modular wireless charging ecosystem leads the company’s showcase.
- NODE combines one base with four interchangeable modules for charging, device holding and ambient lighting.
- DailyObjects has unveiled a new Stack lineup for the iPhone 18 series.
Indian design-led lifestyle-tech brand DailyObjects has made its global debut at IFA Berlin 2026, marking its first appearance at the major international consumer technology exhibition. The company is showcasing its latest charging, smartphone accessory and lifestyle products as it looks to expand its presence beyond India.
At the centre of the company’s IFA showcase is NODE, which DailyObjects describes as the world’s first modular wireless charging ecosystem. The system features a single base and four interchangeable modules that can be configured for different functions, including wireless charging, device holding and ambient lighting.
IFA Berlin 2026 is also the first opportunity for visitors to experience NODE in person, according to the company.
DailyObjects has also introduced a new version of its Stack ecosystem designed for the iPhone 18 series. Stack uses the company’s mechanical Stack-and-Lock mechanism along with magnetic alignment to connect different accessories.
Instead of functioning only as a conventional smartphone case, the system can be expanded with accessories such as stands, grips, wallets, lanyards and interchangeable colour plates.
The company’s showcase also includes new watchbands, charging accessories and the Loop power bank. DailyObjects said it has adapted some of its charging products for European and US markets as part of its international ambitions.
Existing products, including the Loft Charging Station and Park Tech Kit, are also being showcased. In addition, the company is offering visitors a first look at upcoming concepts across carry products, desk accessories and charging solutions.
DailyObjects has designed its IFA booth around a minimal, grid-based format, allowing visitors to pick up and use the products rather than viewing them behind glass.
“Good design shouldn’t need translation,” said Pankaj Garg, Co-Founder and CEO of DailyObjects, adding that the company has maintained global design standards while developing products around everyday consumer needs.
Founded in 2012 by Pankaj Garg and Saurav Adlakha, DailyObjects currently operates 13 exclusive brand outlets and has a presence across more than 300 Apple Authorised Retail stores in India. The company said it is using its Berlin debut to initiate discussions with international retail and distribution partners as it evaluates wider global expansion.
