Milwaukee Tools has a long history of innovation that began in the 1920s. As a self-described "world leader in cordless technology," Techtronic Industries, or TTi as it's often known, acquired Milwaukee Tools in 2005. Interestingly, and perhaps coincidentally, Milwaukee Tools became the first brand to use lithium-ion batteries in its cordless power tools the same year as the TTi takeover. While Milwaukee isn't coming out with anything in 2026 that's likely to transform the industry like that, there is no shortage of new products in the Milwaukee catalog. We'll narrow our focus to new Milwaukee products that aren't power tools.