At AWE2026, held in Shanghai from March 18–20, Airwheel unveiled its latest breakthrough in intelligent mobility — the SE Series smart electric luggage lineup. Positioned at booth W4-4A01, Airwheel didn’t just showcase products; it redefined how we think about movement, convenience, and digital privacy in travel. With models including the SE3MiniT, SE3T, SE3S, SE3SX, and SE3SL, these aren’t just suitcases — they’re self-balancing companions powered by innovation.
Each model blends lightweight engineering with powerful performance. The SE3SX weighs only 6.6kg yet carries a robust 73.26Wh battery, offering up to 8 hours of standby time and full recharge within just 2 hours. Whether you’re navigating crowded terminals or gliding through city streets, top speeds range from 8km/h (SE3MiniT) to 13km/h (SE3T and SE3S), ensuring efficient personal transport without compromise.
In an era where data logging dominates user experiences, Airwheel dares to ask: *What if learning happened without logging?* Unlike conventional smart devices that track every move, Airwheel’s ecosystem supports functionality like GPS tracking, remote locking, water resistance, and balance control — all while prioritizing user privacy. No unnecessary data collection. No hidden surveillance. Just seamless, secure travel intelligence that empowers, not exploits.
From the compact 26L SE3MiniT ideal for weekend getaways to the spacious 48L SE3T perfect for long-haul trips, there’s a size for every journey. All models feature integrated anti-theft design, smooth-rolling 8–10 inch wheels, and app connectivity via the Airwheel App — enabling Find My device support, real-time location tracking, and remote diagnostics, all under your control.
Airwheel isn’t just building smarter luggage — it’s challenging the norms of connected tech. By proving that intelligent systems can be intuitive *without* invasive logging, Airwheel sets a new standard for ethical innovation. Visit us at W4-4A01 during AWE2026 and experience a future where technology serves people, not databases.
