MAMMOTION arrived at IFA 2026 in Berlin with a two-pronged announcement aimed squarely at both homeowners and professional groundskeepers: the new LUBA 4 AWD robotic lawn mower series and the Maston commercial robotic mowing platform. Together, they offer a preview of what the company has in store for its 2027 product generation, and signal a clear shift in focus from basic autonomous mowing toward finishing the job with the kind of detail that actually matters.
LUBA 4 AWD: A Robotic Mower That Works the Edges
The LUBA 4 AWD is MAMMOTION’s flagship consumer offering, and its defining feature is something that has quietly frustrated robotic mower owners for years: edge coverage. Most robotic mowers do a reasonable job in the middle of a lawn but leave a ragged border that still requires a manual pass with a string trimmer. The LUBA 4 AWD takes direct aim at that problem with a dedicated edge-cutting accessory that trims flush against walls, fences, and garden borders, eliminating the need for follow-up trimming altogether.
Navigation gets a significant upgrade as well. Building on MAMMOTION’s centimeter-level Tri-Fusion system, the LUBA 4 AWD adds a four-camera array covering the front, sides, and rear, combined with 360-degree LiDAR, NetRTK positioning, and a high-precision vision system. The result is a triple-redundancy sensing architecture where each sensor acts as a real-time backup for the others, keeping the mower on track even under dense canopy shade or low-light conditions.
Turf care gets attention too. The mower uses bidirectional driving with independent front-wheel steering, guided by front and rear cameras and 360-degree LiDAR, allowing it to change direction without forced U-turns. Each wheel follows a clean arc rather than scrubbing the surface, which means no brown rings or visible tracks left behind on delicate grass.
Pricing and channel availability for the LUBA 4 AWD series will be announced later this year, and regional model availability may vary by market.
Maston Series: Fleet-Ready Robotic Mowing for the Pros
On the commercial side, MAMMOTION is showcasing the Maston series, a unified platform built for large-scale grounds management. It pairs robotic mowing hardware with the MAMMOTION Fleet Management platform, allowing operators to coordinate multiple machines from a centralized dashboard, monitor mowing performance, and run remote diagnostics across an entire fleet.
The Maston series runs on MAMMOTION’s Tri-Fusion 2.0 Intelligent Perception System for reliable positioning and path planning across expansive or challenging terrain. Two cutter configurations address different use cases: the Maston Rotary handles dense brush and heavy clearing in overgrown areas, while the Maston Flail is designed for fine turf maintenance where a high-quality finish is required.
Practical uptime considerations are built into the hardware design. Key components including cutting discs, sensors, wheels, and the battery use standard quick-release interfaces for fast field repairs without full disassembly. A 500W fast-charging station keeps charging intervals short and fleets productive throughout the day.
The Maston series is currently available for pre-order through authorized European and Australian distributors. Those interested in purchasing or dealership opportunities can visit distribution.
