2025 is the year you get a robot to make your garden

Spring (well, meteorological spring) is here in less than a month! This will be the year you finally get a robot to take care of your lawn (and maybe the snow that is still, somehow, gathering on your way).

As long as there have been forecasts of the future, people have envisioned robots who take on their outdoor affairs. And for good reason. If you do not really love yard work, it is a job that takes time, back. Even if you love yard work, that’s still true.

Then it is not surprising that the robot’s automated aides have finally made the step to clean our floors inside to cut our grass (and more) outside. But despite being easier to use (days of need to dig and hold a wire border are eventually over), they have not gained so much attraction to the US that these are expensive units that require a clear view of the sky and may have problems with unequal terrain. In other words, they often end up causing as much headaches as possible to fix.

This year, there are three products that come to the market (or are already here) that are finally dealing with some of the biggest obstacles of the latest generation.

Yarbo – Powerful Multitasker

While spring is technically less than 30 days away, the snow moves to your car road, say differently. Then why worry about getting a lawn robot? Because yarbo is ORDER More than a robot for cutting your grass. Also Also a small small snowy plow, leaf fan, snow fan and traction followed.

One of the largest bots I have appreciated, Yarbo is made up of an essential follow -up robot (no wheels to participate in holes, which is extremely beautiful) that has many links to whatever season you are currently. There is a fully adjustable mowing module for spring and summer (and if you live in Florida, autumn and winter) that is collected from 1.2-4.0 to. It automatically adjusts its angle any mowing (as segway does) to increase the health of your lawn.

But for those other seasons, Yarbo has also covered you. There is a leaf blower for autumn and a snow supplement (with the optional leaving blade) so that you can clean your way without going out. Or you can simply attach the Smart Assist module to the main robot and make it follow about 3,500 lbs. Attached to his retreat bar.

Yarbo is a heavy customer, so it is best that he also has teleoperation because there is no way you are returning this to the dock if he is fastened (he even has a video game controller if you do not want to use the app). Fortunately Yarbo Smart and reliable, rarely getting stuck and able to use its cameras on board to navigate itself out of situations when GPS has failed.

The only issue is the price. Yarbo It is $ 3,799, with each module that costs about $ 1,000. You just have to ask if all-in 7k $ is worth giving your yard tasks in a world (and get an additional pair of hands).

SEGWAY NAVIMOW X3 – Achievement Robomower

Last month in CES, Segway revealed a stronger version of their automated Robomower – Navimow X3. The Company’s I110N was one of mine Favorite robomowers last year Because of his smart software, capable hardware and reasonable price.

Navimow X3 seems to expand the segway line with a bot that can handle up to 2.5 hectares, with a faster time of execution and available shortening attachments. In addition to satellite navigation, X3 has the vision field on board and 300 ° to identify obstacles (even moving ones like pets) and act in real time to avoid them. It can even help on the map of your yard by identifying the edges of your yard where it meets roads and paved areas.

Still using the same with double wheels and cucumbers located as bots I- and H- Series, but I hope with more battery power after the unit, it will be less prey to grip it into sandy soil and steep slopes (can handle a 27 ° trend). X3 also has a large screen in the unit itself, which will be useful to see what is happening to it with a glance. But it looks a little too much. After all, if I have to go to find the world and watch it, then something is not working properly. I want to set X3 and operate it from the excellent segway app, to never go out again.

And with a cutting module, x3 may actually be able to eliminate one thing I I DO I have to do it still in my yard. It all depends on how well implemented the cutting module is. Can it work at the same time as the mower? Can it work autonomously or should it lead the bot with the app? Answers should come soon when X3 begins in the coming months. All indicators are that it will be price to be much more friendly to the budget than other multifunctional mowers. You can keep an eye on the USA’s launch On their website.

EUFY E18 – Future

Eufy came out of the left field with the announcement of their new MOWER automatic line – E15 and E18. These upside down bots in anvil -shaped come with a secret weapon that can make them available for almost everyone. They only use visual navigation.

No wires, no RTK signal (meaning you should not be confused with a satellite module in a pole) -It is more robovac by any robomower I have encountered. You define an area, and e-series will mow it. That’s it. Eufy claims that its full self-direction technology can identify the ends of the lawn (let’s hope the water bodies are in that category), obstacles and trails.

There is also impressive slope cleaning, able to handle a 40 ° trend (mostly I have seen from a robomower). The execution time is slightly low, only capable of covering about a quarter hectare with a single fee, but given that the retail price is below $ 2,000 for a bot that you will not even have to disturb with a satellite signal, I will give a switch.

If Eufy can give, it will blow the market for Wide Open Robomowers. Not everyone has a clear view of the sky or even allowed to create RTK antennas in their neighborhood. Reliable visual navigation makes the configuration as easy as mapping your home with a robovac. Both E15 and E18 are available for pre-poros now in the EUFY application, with pre-sales coming out next month. Retail will be in April. See The eufy website For more information.