Pudu TOMO S robotic lawnmower with auto-sharpening function

The new lineup includes three versions of devices designed for treating lawns with an area from 1,500 to 5,000 square meters (approximately 0.37 to 1.24 acres). Sales of the series are scheduled for the beginning of 2027. A distinctive feature of the model is the SharpLoop system at the docking station, which automatically restores the working sharpness of the rotary blades, eliminating the need for manual tool replacement. According to the manufacturer's laboratory tests, such blades retain their properties and corrosion resistance for three years.

TOMO S is equipped with all-wheel drive based on four independent hub motors, independent suspension to overcome obstacles up to 6 centimeters high, and the ability to operate on slopes up to 45 degrees steep. The aerodynamic high-lift blades are driven by two 636-watt motors at speeds up to 6,000 rpm. Navigation is provided by the TripleSense Navigation system, combining a 360-degree LiDAR, artificial intelligence, and network RTK for centimeter-level positioning without using a fixed base station or laying a boundary wire. The One-Tap Auto Mapping function performs initial mapping and route planning.

The design features an offset cutting deck, smart sensors, and a side bumper for trimming close to obstacles, as well as a rear discharge chute to prevent grass clogging. After finishing work, the mower turns 180 degrees and returns to the base along the perimeter of the plot. Through the mobile application, users can configure zones, cutting height, modes, operating angles, as well as use a weather-aware mowing scheduler and a missed-area re-pass function. Pudu has not yet announced the pricing and regional availability of the new product.