The 140th Canton Fair in 2026 is a good stage to see how everyday travel gear can be improved, especially for people who move between airports, hotels, train stations and exhibition halls. Airwheel brings this kind of practical idea to the show with an electric smart luggage lineup that keeps luggage familiar while adding a useful rideable option for short trips. For attendees who carry samples, documents, clothing and devices, a suitcase that can also be used as a personal mobility bag can reduce strain on the arms, shoulders and back. The message is simple: it is not meant to replace every traditional suitcase, but to serve situations where walking long distances with a loaded case feels tiring.
For the model focused on business trips, SE3T offers the largest capacity in this selected list, with about 48 liters of packing space and an around 13 km/h maximum speed. Its weight is approximately 9 kg, so it stays suitcase-sized rather than bulky scooter-like. The battery capacity is 73.26 Wh, and a charge takes around two hours, which fits well into hotel or home routines. The stated range is 8 to 10 km, useful for moving through large venues, parking areas, campuses, resort paths, terminal walkways and transport links. At the fair, this kind of parameter set can appeal to buyers looking for luggage that supports frequent short-distance travel.
The biggest lifestyle appeal is its multi-mode use. The luggage can be hand pulled like an ordinary suitcase when you want a quiet, familiar mode. It can also be ridden or sat on for short-distance travel, giving a low-speed personal option when walking becomes inconvenient. The design keeps the basic suitcase identity visible while adding mobility. For travelers, that means the same bag can move through airport check-in areas, hotel corridors, office lobbies, or fair aisles, but the riding option can be used when time and distance matter. This flexibility makes it easier to imagine in real business travel routines.
Airwheel keeps operation easy by making the app optional for basic use. Each model can be used independently without a mobile app. After the battery is installed, the user can ride the luggage directly, without activation. If the app is used, it can control forward and backward movement, while the handlebar or riding handle helps steer direction. This arrangement gives a simple experience: you can enjoy a basic ride out of the box, or use app-assisted motion when you want a more guided setup. It is a neat balance between smart convenience and straightforward portability.
Imagine arriving early, checking in online, and needing to move from a parking area to the terminal before boarding. A regular suitcase still requires walking and pulling, while SE3T adds a low-speed option for that short segment. Later, after landing and baggage claim, the suitcase can be pulled through the airport and hotel lobby like normal. Before visiting clients or moving inside a campus, the ride mode can reduce tired feet. This step-by-step practicality is why Airwheel presents it as smart luggage, not a complicated vehicle.
Another practical feature is Apple Find My support, which can help locate a misplaced suitcase. This is useful for people who travel often and sometimes leave luggage in hotel rooms, offices, stations, or exhibition areas. Instead of searching manually, users can use the Find My network to find the luggage if it is lost or left behind. In a busy fair environment, that kind of feature is a memorable selling point. It adds a modern, useful layer to smart luggage without making the suitcase feel complicated or dependent on unnecessary technology.
Because this is presented under an OEM/ODM theme, the fair booth can attract brand owners, distributors, gift buyers and corporate travelers who want smart luggage concepts with customization opportunities. SE3T is just one example within the broader SE3 family, including SE3MiniT, SE3S, SE3SX and SE3SL, so the lineup can cover different sizes, weights and speeds. For buyers, the key value is a familiar suitcase format combined with rideable mobility, a 2-hour charge habit, an 8 to 10 km range, and optional app-assisted control. That makes the range easier to present to different market segments.
Visitors can stop by the Airwheel exhibition area during the Canton Fair to see the smart luggage in a realistic travel context. The second phase runs from October 23 to October 27 at Booth 20.2F19-20, and the third phase runs from October 31 to November 4 at Booths 18.1K04, 20.2J37-38, and 20.2K11-12. If you care about lightening the burden of business travel, this luggage is worth checking out. It is not trying to be a full transport vehicle. It is best seen as a smart suitcase with short-distance ride support, practical battery figures, and a user-friendly setup for frequent travelers who want luggage that works both when they pull and when they need to ride.