2026 | Professional

MUSE Design Awards Platinum Winner

iGarden Swim Jet X Series

Entrant

iGarden

Category

Product Design - Robotics

Client's Name

Country / Region

China

iGarden Swim Jet X Series is a cordless portable machine that transforms ordinary home pools into endless swimming environments. Traditional counter current machines demand permanent installation, expensive construction, and dangerous poolside wiring. The X Series takes a completely different path. It is powered by a suitcase style lithium battery with integrated wheels. Users simply roll it to the yard, drop the main unit into the water, and start swimming.
It delivers a powerful 3.5 meters per second water flow for rigorous athletic training or gentle waves for family fun. Operating entirely without external power sockets, it provides up to 10 hours of uninterrupted autonomy on a single charge. Crucially, its triangular nozzle design adapts to multiple size pools, working perfectly in compact spaces as small as 8.2 feet by 8.2 feet. You can easily control the water speed and set timers through the connected smartphone app.
Built to take the physical work off your plate, it represents Artful Living Technology. It eliminates the barriers of backyard renovations, allowing homeowners to stop managing their outdoor spaces and start living freely.

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