Travel plans often become a mix of airport terminals, taxi stands, convention roads, hotel lobbies, and short city walks, and this is where a smart suitcase can change the rhythm of a trip. At the 140th Canton Fair in 2026, Airwheel presents its electric smart luggage line to exhibitors and visitors who want to see how an everyday carry-on can also be ridden, pulled by hand, or controlled through an App in a simple way. For business people, frequent travelers, exhibition buyers, and commuters who need a practical display item, the booth gives a clear look at how travel equipment and personal electric mobility meet each other. For buyers visiting the fair, the product is easy to compare with normal suitcase designs because the key travel features can be explained in one short trip across the booth. The story is not about turning a suitcase into a complicated machine. It is about adding a few useful options to the luggage that travelers already bring with them, so they can move from one part of a busy itinerary to the next with a bit more ease.
Among the lineup, the SE3T model is a good choice for travelers who need more space for documents, samples, clothes, and small equipment during a multi-day trip. It provides about 48 liters of capacity, which feels useful when one suitcase must cover a flight, a meeting day, and a short hotel stay. The body weighs around 9 kilograms, making it a serious but manageable travel box for people who plan to ride the unit in suitable areas and still wheel or hand-pull it like normal luggage. Its maximum speed is around 13 kilometers per hour, while the range is about 8 to 10 kilometers, so the rider can move through a large venue, airport corridor area, or nearby travel segment without turning the suitcase into a separate commute device.
The battery is 73.26Wh, and the charging time is around 2 hours, which is convenient when travelers need a quick top-up before leaving the hotel or moving to the next fair session. Like the other models in this series, the SE3T can be used independently without the App, so the basic riding experience is ready after the battery is installed, allowing buyers to test the concept without activation steps. In App mode, the user can control forward and backward movement, while the handle helps direct the movement, keeping the control logic easy to understand for a fair visitor. This makes the display at the Canton Fair especially suitable for people who want to compare rideable luggage with conventional smart cases in one booth.
One of the practical concerns of any luggage trip is not only moving from one place to another, but also keeping track of the case when it is placed down too many times. The Airwheel smart luggage includes Apple Find My support, helping users locate a missing suitcase after it has been left behind or misplaced. This feature is especially relevant at large exhibition spaces, transportation hubs, and hotel loading areas, where many similar cases can look alike. It supports peace of mind without turning the product into something complicated: the idea is still a suitcase first, with travel-friendly smart features around the basic carry, pull, and ride use. For people who attend long trade show days, it gives a simple way to find a case that may have been parked at a booth, a café, or a hotel room corner.
The booth message is useful because the product is not presented only as a novelty. For travelers, the value is in flexibility. When a user walks toward a gate, the suitcase can be hand-pulled like normal luggage; when the rider needs to move across a broad open space, it can be ridden; when the rider needs simple distance control, the App can move it forward or backward, and the handle helps steer. This makes it suitable for people who want a compact personal mobility option attached to luggage rather than a separate device that must be carried by itself. For families, business users, and young urban travelers, the same product can become a conversation starter at the exhibition hall and a useful tool for airport transfers, campus movement, or short city travel. For buyers visiting the fair, it is easy to compare how the model handles short hops versus traditional suitcase movement, and how the App mode adds another way to manage distance when the rider wants to control forward and backward motion from a little farther away.
The Airwheel smart luggage will be shown during the 140th Canton Fair at the following sessions. In Phase 2, from October 23 to October 27, the booth number is 20.2F19-20. In Phase 3, from October 31 to November 4, the booth numbers are 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. For visitors looking for an easy travel gadget, a display product for exhibition buyers, or a rideable suitcase concept with clear parameters, the fair gives a direct chance to see how the Airwheel electric smart luggage may fit the next stage of travel planning. If you are attending in Guangzhou this autumn, stop by the booth to learn how this smart luggage turns a routine business trip into a smoother, more interesting journey.