"Instead of relying on a physical boundary wire or just an RTK antenna, the Tri-Fusion system combines three technologies to maintain its position as it mows your lawn: LiDAR, NetRTK, and AI for visual recognition. The robot captures a large LiDAR field of full 360 degrees horizontally and 59 degrees vertically, with a range of up to 330 feet. This generates a live 3D map composed of millions of data points, ensuring the robot detects obstacles within one centimeter and adjusts its course accordingly."
"Robot mowers are huge at CES, the technology industry's biggest annual showcase, but this may be their biggest year yet. Mammotion, a successful robot mower manufacturer, is releasing a new lineup of devices during CES 2026, including the Mammotion Luba 3, Luba Mini 2, and Yuka Mini 2. The Luba 3 features Mammotion's Tri-Fusion Navigation System, combining LiDAR, RTK, and AI Vision technologies. The new AWD robot mower is officially going on sale tomorrow, January 5, in Europe first."
"The Mammotion Luba 3 also utilizes NetRTK, a simpler way to set up your robot by simply setting boundaries in the Mammotion app, eliminating the need to install base stations. I've used the Luba 2 consistently in my front and back yard, and it's the only RTK robot mower that has stuck to the perimeter of my property without fences or physical boundaries. I trust it to mow along the sides of my front yard that border my neighbor's lawn,"
Mammotion is releasing the Luba 3, Luba Mini 2, and Yuka Mini 2 at CES 2026, with the Luba 3 going on sale January 5 in Europe. The Luba 3 uses a Tri-Fusion Navigation System integrating LiDAR, NetRTK, and AI visual recognition for precise positioning. The robot captures a LiDAR field of 360 degrees horizontally and 59 degrees vertically with up to 330 feet range, producing a live 3D map of millions of data points. The system detects obstacles within one centimeter and adjusts course accordingly. NetRTK allows boundary setup via the Mammotion app, eliminating the need for base stations.
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