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Robot mowers gain built-in edgers at IFA 2026
tech1 hour ago

Robot mowers gain built-in edgers at IFA 2026

At IFA 2026, Anker’s Eufy Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max adds an extendable edger to trim grass along driveways and borders using vSLAM mapping, with support for up to 3.7 acres and a May 2027 launch priced at €3,999. Mammotion’s Luba 4 AWD also includes an edge-cutting attachment plus a 360° LiDAR navigation system (with four cameras and RTK), available across multiple models for up to 3 acres, with preorders later this year.

Mammotion Rolls Out Luba 4 AWD Mower With Edge-Trimming Arm at IFA 2026
gadgets2 hours ago

Mammotion Rolls Out Luba 4 AWD Mower With Edge-Trimming Arm at IFA 2026

Mammotion unveiled the Luba 4 AWD family at IFA 2026, offering 360 LiDAR, NRTK, and AI cameras for navigation, plus an optional edge-trimming arm to cut along edges. Models 3000F, 6000F, and 12000F cover 0.74–3 acres with cutting swaths of about 17.3–20.9 inches and heights of 1–3.9 inches (12000F 1–3.3 inches). Front turning wheels replace the old omnidirectional setup for gentler turns. A detachable, fast-charging battery (up to 210W) supports offline voice control and remote video monitoring, with future AI updates promised. No U.S. release date yet and availability could be affected by regulatory bans; price for the edge arm wasn’t disclosed.

Lidar-Equipped, Budget-Friendly: Mammotion Luba 3 AWD 5000H Brings Auto Mowing to the Lawn
technology3 months ago

Lidar-Equipped, Budget-Friendly: Mammotion Luba 3 AWD 5000H Brings Auto Mowing to the Lawn

An in-depth hands-on with Mammotion’s Luba 3 AWD 5000H, which adds lidar and NetRTK to the affordable lawn-robot line, removing the need for a dedicated RTK base station by using cellular/Wi‑Fi corrections; it keeps the app-driven setup, stores maps on the mower itself, and pairs a larger 5000H battery with ongoing improvements for easier, set‑and‑forget mowing—though it’s pricier than the Luba 2 and still requires careful mapping for tricky yards.