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Yarbo
Yarbo Modular Yard Robot
$4,199.00
Yarbo is a modular autonomous yard robot system for mowing, snow blowing, leaf blowing, and outdoor maintenance. It focuses on one robotic base with swappable modules for year-round yard care.
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Specifications
product typemodular autonomous yard robot
systemYarbo Core with swappable modules
moduleslawn mower, snow blower, blower, trimmer-related yard-care ecosystem
navigationRTK and multi-sensor autonomous navigation
mowing sizeup to 6 acres / 25,000 m² on lawn mower models
slope capabilityup to 70% / 35°
cutting systemdual razor-blade cutting discs
cutting motors2 x 150W on standard mower / 2 x 300W on Pro according to comparison material
Before you buy
Where to buy Yarbo
Yarbo sells at yarbo.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than shipping it. Yarbo starts at $4,199.00 for the Core with a module, and each additional module is a separate purchase — price the full configuration you want rather than the entry figure.
Who Yarbo is for
Yarbo is one robot base with swappable modules for mowing, snow blowing and leaf blowing, which is the argument for it: a mower sits idle for half the year and Yarbo does not. It handles up to 6 acres on the mowing modules and slopes to 70%, navigating by RTK and multi-sensor positioning. It is built for large rural and semi-rural properties.
Is Yarbo worth $4,199.00?
At $4,199.00 before modules, Yarbo costs more than a mower and a snow blower bought separately, so the case rests on autonomy rather than on price. Snow clearing is where it earns its keep — that is the job people most want to avoid doing at 6am. A quarter-acre suburban lawn with no snow does not justify any of this; a dedicated mower at a fifth of the price will do.
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