Mammotion is presenting an expanded lineup of AI-powered robotic lawnmowers at CES 2025, featuring new compact models alongside enhanced terrain-handling capabilities.
Product lineup overview: Mammotion’s latest robotic lawnmower series includes options for various yard sizes and terrain types, with AI-driven mapping technology eliminating the need for perimeter wires.
- The LUBA 2 AWD series can handle yards up to 2.5 acres and navigate slopes up to 80% grade, using AI machine vision for navigation
- The YUKA series covers yards up to 0.75 acres and features an innovative auto-emptying system for grass clippings
- The new LUBA mini AWD targets smaller yards up to 0.37 acres while maintaining the 80% slope capability
- The YUKA mini series serves small lawns up to 0.2 acres with AI obstacle avoidance
Technical capabilities: Each model incorporates advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning systems to map yards and avoid obstacles efficiently.
- AI machine vision enables autonomous navigation without requiring buried perimeter wires
- The Mammotion mobile app allows users to program custom mowing patterns, including the ability to create words and pictures in their lawns
- Auto-emptying technology in the YUKA series utilizes designated dump spots around the yard
Smart features and automation: The robotic mowers operate similarly to indoor robot vacuums, offering hands-off lawn maintenance.
- Setup processes mirror the simplicity of indoor robot vacuums
- Advanced obstacle detection systems ensure safe operation
- Mobile app integration provides remote control and customization options
Market positioning: While many familiar tech companies focus on indoor robotics, Mammotion is extending intelligent automation to outdoor maintenance.
- Different models target specific yard sizes and terrain challenges
- The product range spans from entry-level to premium solutions
- All-wheel drive options address challenging terrain requirements
Looking ahead: As automated lawn care technology continues to advance, the integration of AI and robotics suggests a future where outdoor maintenance becomes increasingly automated and precise.
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