A little less work. A smarter home.

Robots for your lawn, pool and everyday cleaning. Compare what they do, what they need, and where they fit before you buy.

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Start with what you need

Choose a product family, then compare models by specs, limits and use case.

Current picks

Compact yard

ANTHBOT M5

500 m² (≈0.124 acre) · RTK + Vision

The M5 lists 500 m² of coverage and RTK with vision. Check where the antenna can be installed.

The catch: Yard shape and obstacles matter as much as area.

See offer at ANTHBOT(affiliate link)
LiDAR navigation

ANTHBOT M5 LiDAR

500 m² (≈0.124 acre) · LiDAR + Vision

An option for compact yards when you prefer not to install an RTK antenna.

The catch: Check borders, narrow passages and the layout of your yard.

See offer at ANTHBOT(affiliate link)
Quarter-acre yard

Navimow i110

0.25 acre · RTK + Vision (EFLS 2.0)

The i110 lists 0.25 acre, RTK with vision and a 30% maximum slope. Compare it with your mapped lawn.

The catch: This is the US version. Connectivity accessories and installation must be checked.

See offer at Navimow(affiliate link)

Check your home before you buy

A robot is useful when it fits a specific chore. For a lawn, measure the actual grass, passageways and installation space. For a pool, check the surface and areas to clean. Indoors, floor types, rugs and dock space matter.

Start with a category, compare its limits, then open the offer for the correct variant. Each profile separates manufacturer specifications from facts that still need confirmation.

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This US edition includes ANTHBOT and Navimow models from their US storefronts. The Spain edition covers ANTHBOT through its European store. A shared model name does not establish identical accessories, connectivity or warranty.

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