Mammotion has introduced the Luba 4 AWD robotic mower line.

The new line includes three models: 3000F, 6000F, and 12000F. All of them use a combination of 360-degree LiDAR, NRTK satellite tracking, and AI-powered cameras. This technical solution is designed to improve navigation reliability in areas with limited satellite signal access, for example, near tall buildings or dense tree canopies, as well as to prevent deviation from the set trajectory.

A key addition is the option to install an extra arm for edge trimming. This accessory allows for cutting grass along walls, sidewalks, and other obstacles inaccessible to standard cutting discs. The manufacturer has also replaced omnidirectional front wheels with swivel ones. This change is expected to reduce stress on the lawn and help avoid the appearance of bald spots during equipment turns.

Performance specifications vary depending on the model. The 3000F and 6000F versions are designed for areas up to 3000 and 6000 square meters, respectively. They are equipped with two cutting discs with a 17.3-inch cutting width and provide a cutting height from 1 to 3.9 inches. The 12000F model is designed for areas up to 12,000 square meters, uses three discs with a 20.9-inch cutting width, and supports a cutting height from 1 to 3.3 inches.

Other design features include a removable battery with support for fast charging up to 210 watts. The device is controlled via a mobile application that supports offline voice control and remote video monitoring. In the future, the company plans to expand the equipment's functionality through AI-based updates.