Robot / Robotics

Mini robotic lawnmower with maxi performance. With the Yuka Mini, Mammotion offers a compact robotic lawnmower without a wire for small gardens. We have been testing the Yuka's little brother for many weeks. This much can already be revealed: The Mammotion Yuka Mini impresses in the test and is a real alternative to the Navimow i105E or i108E.

Mountain goat. AI camera for obstacle detection, all-wheel drive for slopes of up to 70% and double mower deck with 35 cm cutting width - on paper, the Kärcher RCX 6 is an impressive robotic mower. Our Kärcher RCX 6 review reveals whether it also impresses in practice.

Improved Dreame A1. For the 2025 gardening season, Dreame has launched the A1 Pro, an improved robotic mower as a "grown-up" version of last year's Dreame A1 model. Our test reveals how it performs in practice.

Your wish is its AI Command The Anthbot Genie series brings the company's latest AI algorithms, a four-piece camera rig, and multiple wireless connectivity options to tackle consumer lawns. As with most things AI, the promises, much like the Genie’s cutting path, don’t always line up in practice.

Fast mowing robot. The Ecovacs Goat A2500 RTK is a new robotic lawnmower that promises high mowing performance per hour thanks to its 12.99 inch cutting width. Our Ecovacs Goat A2500 RTK review reveals whether it delivers this performance in practice and what else the wireless robotic lawnmower with RTK system can and cannot do.

Almost perfect. With the Navimow X3, Segway has launched an impressive robotic lawnmower on the market that promises perfect edge mowing. Unfortunately, however, there was a serious problem in our Navimow X3 review.

With Mova 1000 and 600, the Dreame brand is enriching the market for wireless robotic lawn mowers in 2025. Our test of the inexpensive Mova 1000 reveals how well the robot lawn mower with LiDAR technology performs in practice and whether it is a good choice at an affordable price.