OSCAL exhibited at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh from August 31 to September 3, bringing its energy storage, rugged phone, and smart device lineup to one of the Middle East's most-watched technology events. The booth drew steady attention around three themes: home and outdoor energy, professional rugged devices, and everyday smart terminals.
Energy Storage: Power Storage 3000 Makes Its Debut
The new Power Storage 3000 anchored the energy section. Built for balcony solar, it delivers 2500W output and 4000W MPPT solar input, scaling from 3kWh to 15.3kWh with the BP3000 expansion battery. Time-of-use energy management and microinverter compatibility make it a flexible option for apartments and homes that want solar capture without a full retrofit. It is OSCAL's clearest statement yet on home energy management, aimed at users watching electricity costs climb.
The PowerMax 6000 was the high-power centerpiece, with 6000W output and up to 57.6kWh of expandable capacity for whole-home backup and heavy appliances. The PowerMax 2400 Pro, paired with the BP2400 Pro, emphasized wireless stacking and flexible expansion — build the system up as needs grow. The PowerMax 1800 SE closed the loop for portable users with 1800W output, 1024Wh capacity, and up to 800W solar input for camping, RV travel, and outdoor work.
Together the energy lineup covers the full spectrum: a balcony system for daily solar savings, high-power units for blackout protection, and portable stations for life away from the wall.
PILOT 8: The Rugged Flagship That Drew the Crowd
PILOT 8 was the standout on the phone side. As OSCAL's first rugged phone on the Qualcomm Octa-core QCM6690 platform, it pairs up to 48GB RAM and 256GB storage with 2TB TF expansion. The performance ceiling is matched by connectivity: 5G, Wi-Fi 7, a 108MP Samsung main camera, and night vision imaging.
For environments like Saudi construction sites, logistics yards, and outdoor work — high heat, dust, and rough handling — the PILOT 8 carries a 10,000mAh battery with 55W fast charging and IP68, IP69K, and MIL-STD-810H certifications. The message is clear: rugged no longer means underpowered. PILOT 8 is where professional durability meets flagship-level mobile performance.
Smart Terminals: A Lineup for Daily Life
The smart device section covered FLAT 3C, FLAT 5, BOLT 2, Pad 200, and KIDO MINI.
The FLAT 3C led with its 8.85mm body and 199.5g weight, running DokeOS 5.0 with Doke AI 2.0 for a slim, smart everyday phone. The BOLT 2 delivers smooth performance for daily use and multi-scenario entertainment. The Pad 200 pairs a 13.4-inch 120Hz FHD display with DokeOS 5.0, Doke AI 2.0, and PC Mode 3.0 for a laptop-like big-screen experience in work, study, and play.
Two upcoming devices — FLAT 5 and KIDO MINI — made an early appearance. FLAT 5 extends the smartphone range, while KIDO MINI targets family and kids' use. Their presence signals OSCAL's continued expansion beyond rugged phones into broader smart-device territory.
From Energy to Everyday: A Consistent Direction
LEAP 2026 showed OSCAL's strategy in one booth. PowerMax handles energy — from balcony solar to whole-home backup to portable power. PILOT 8 handles professional mobile use in demanding environments. The FLAT series, Pad 200, and KIDO MINI handle daily life. Each product line points at a real user need rather than a spec-sheet trend.
For a closer look at the products shown in Riyadh, browse the OSCAL Store for the full lineup and current availability.
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