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Mowing large lawns takes a lot of time and effort, and the work only gets harder when you have slopes, uneven ground, or tricky edges. While many homeowners now use robotic mowers, spots near walls, fences, and garden beds often still need finishing by hand. If you want a commercial-quality result, regular mowers usually can’t deliver.
At IFA 2026, MAMMOTION is showing two new products made to solve these challenges: the LUBA 4 AWD series for home lawns and Maston, the company’s first commercial mower. Here’s what you need to know.
A decade in the industry leads “To The Edge”
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2026 is MAMMOTION’s 10th anniversary, and the company is marking the occasion by revealing its vision for the future of outdoor robotics. Over the years, MAMMOTION has served more than 750,000 customers in over 30 countries, and this experience is shaping its next moves.
IFA 2026’s theme, “To The Edge,” highlights a common challenge in automated lawn care: getting to the hardest spots. While robotic mowers have already figured out how to cut the grass, the next challenge requires better answers to what it takes to finish the job. Steep slopes, thick garden beds, and lawn borders are where most robotic mowers struggle.
MAMMOTION’s new products are built to handle these issues. But rather than chasing one headline feature, MAMMOTION takes a broader approach with upgrades that get closer to a gardener’s care standard: Sees More, Moves Smarter, and Cuts Closer. With everything put together, the ultimate goal is for you to spend less time working on your yard and more time enjoying it.
LUBA 4 AWD: a mower built for complex lawns
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