A robot mower that stops at the edge of the lawn is half a solution. Yarbo M is one tracked base that takes interchangeable modules: a mower deck, a blower, a leaf collector, a snow thrower. Swap the attachment and the same robot handles the next season, with no perimeter wire to bury and no separate machine for each job. Navigation is LiDAR plus RTK GPS, which is what lets it handle 35-degree slopes and tow around 220 pounds. For anyone who has priced out a mower, a snow blower and a leaf vac separately, a single core that does all four is the first genuinely new idea in yard work in years.
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