Robotic Lawn Care Solutions from Yarbo at RoboticsSelect

Yarbo's approach to robotic lawn care is different from every other mower brand RoboticsSelect carries: instead of a mower, you buy a tracked Yarbo Core and snap on a Lawn Mower Pro, Snow Blower, or Blower Module as the season changes. This guide explains how the modular system works, what each module is rated to do, and which of the eleven Yarbo configurations in the store fits a given property.

What makes Yarbo different from a robotic mower?

A conventional robotic mower is a single-purpose machine. The Yarbo Core is a platform: dual drive motors on rubber tracks, a tow hitch rated for 500 pounds, RTK-GPS positioning fused with binocular cameras, an IMU, and odometry sensors, and a wireless Docking Station that recharges it between jobs. Fit the Lawn Mower Pro Module and it mows; fit the Snow Blower Module and it becomes a two-stage snow blower; fit the Blower Module and it stacks leaves. One map, one app, one dock, and one battery serve all three.

The tracked drive is the other difference. Yarbo rates the Core with the Lawn Mower Pro or Blower Module for slopes up to 70 percent (35 degrees), crossing 2-inch obstacles, roots, and rough ground, and the complete mower is IPX6 rated (protected against strong water jets) for operation from -13 F to 113 F. That is why Yarbo suits large, sloped, or multi-season properties where a wheeled mower built for a flat suburban lawn falls short. For the general case for robotic mowing, see the benefits of robotic lawn mowers.

One Core, three modules: how the system works

Every Yarbo package ships the Core as a complete kit: the Core itself, the Docking Station, the Data Center RTK base station, one Y Series battery, a wired charger, the installation and tool kit, and the tow hitch. The battery recharges wirelessly on the dock from 20 to 80 percent in about 90 minutes, and Yarbo rates the Core at up to 4 hours of operation per charge, with runtime per task depending on the module. The robot docks itself when the battery runs low and resumes where it stopped.

Module	Key output	Runtime per charge
Lawn Mower Pro	2 x 300 W motors (2,500 W peak), 20 in cut, 0.8 to 4.0 in height, up to 6 acres	120 minutes
Snow Blower	Two-stage, 24 in width, 12 in intake, 6 to 40 ft throw	90 minutes
Blower	21 N force, 174 mph air velocity, 607 CFM	70 minutes

Modules mount with a tool-free quick swap; Yarbo states the Blower attaches in about two minutes. Each module appears in the Yarbo app with its own task types, so switching seasons is a hardware swap plus a change of work plan. The Core does one task at a time, so a household that wants mowing and snow clearing to run at the same time would need a second Core.

How does Yarbo navigate without a boundary wire?

Yarbo positions itself with RTK-GPS, a satellite positioning method that corrects the robot's location to the centimeter using a nearby reference station. The included Data Center is that station: it talks to the robot over its own radio link, so positioning does not depend on internet or cellular service. Yarbo also offers NetRTK, which delivers the corrections from the cloud with no base station to install. Binocular cameras, an IMU (a motion sensor that tracks tilt and acceleration), and odometry handle obstacle detection and dead reckoning, and a bumper on every module plus ultrasonic sensors on the mower stop the robot for people, pets, and vehicles.

Setup happens in the app: you define working areas, pathways, and no-go zones on the map, then set schedules and task plans per zone. Rain detection pauses work in bad weather, and the Core connects over 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi HaLow for live view, alerts, remote control, and firmware updates. Large properties, dense tree cover, tight passages, and detached work zones deserve careful mapping, but there is no wire to bury and no perimeter to re-lay after landscaping changes.

Which Yarbo package fits your property?

Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro: mowing first

Choose the Lawn Mower Pro package when mowing is the main job. Yarbo rates it for a maximum mowing size of 6 acres and about 1.7 acres of cutting per day, with 120 minutes of mowing per charge. Dual 300 W motors deliver 2,500 W of peak power for thick, wet, and overgrown grass across a 20-inch cutting width, and the 0.8 to 4.0 inch height range covers cool-season lawns as well as Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine, and other warm-season turf. Both blade systems come in the box: dual cutting discs with five reinforced razor blades each, and straight blades in SK85 high-carbon steel for finer clippings and less clogging. It is listed with the other autonomous robotic mowers in the store.

Yarbo Snow Blower: winter access first

Choose the Snow Blower package for long driveways and real winters. Map the driveway and paths once and the robot monitors the weather, starts clearing when snowfall begins, works through the storm in passes, docks at about 20 percent battery, and resumes at about 80 percent. The two-stage module handles dry, wet, and packed snow on paved, concrete, and gravel surfaces, throws 6 to 40 feet through a chute that rotates from -10 to 190 degrees, and covers about 6,000 square feet per charge in 1 inch of snow. Yarbo rates it for slopes up to 36 percent (20 degrees), and the package adds a snow track and cleaning shovel to the Core kit. Yarbo lists Snow Blower Module deliveries as beginning in September 2026, so check the listing for current shipping status.

Yarbo Blower: fall cleanup first

Choose the Blower package for wooded lots where leaf cleanup is the recurring chore. Smart route planning works the yard in an order that pushes leaves toward collection piles instead of scattering them, with airflow direction, travel speed, and air velocity adjustable per work plan. The same module cleans driveways of clippings, pollen, and dust, tidies up after projects, and clears light snow up to 2 inches of fresh, dry powder; for deeper snow you need the Snow Blower Module.

Bundles and add-on modules

The four Yarbo bundles put two or three modules on one Core: Lawn Mower Pro + Snow Blower for northern acreage, Lawn Mower Pro + Blower for tree-lined lawns in mild-winter climates, Snow Blower + Blower where mowing is already handled, and the three-module bundle for all four seasons. Live prices for every configuration are on the product cards. The Lawn Mower Pro, Snow Blower, and Blower Modules are also sold alone for owners who already have a Y Series Core, and the Core alone suits owners adding a second base. The Yarbo comparison page lays out every configuration side by side.

Setup, maintenance, and ownership expectations

Automated yard care still needs oversight. Tracks, antennas, blades, discs, belts, scrapers, and nozzles are consumables, so blades and discs wear and are replaced outside the warranty. Maps may need edits after landscaping changes, and firmware updates arrive through the app. The Core, modules, Docking Station, and Data Center also need a practical home: the complete Lawn Mower Pro weighs 216.4 pounds, the Snow Blower 228.5 pounds, and the Blower 174.2 pounds, with the Core alone at 145.5 pounds with its battery.

Warranty, shipping, and support

Yarbo covers the Core and each module with a 2-Year Limited Warranty for residential use, and authorized-dealer customers can add Yarbo's optional 3-Year Extended Warranty, administered by AIG, within 60 days of delivery for up to five years of coverage. Commercial and rental use is excluded. RoboticsSelect is an authorized Yarbo dealer, so every Core, module, and bundle ships through Yarbo's official channel and the warranty applies from delivery.

Shipping is free to the contiguous 48 U.S. states, and Yarbo has no state shipping restriction. In-stock orders leave the warehouse in 3 to 5 business days and typically deliver 5 to 8 business days after dispatch; details are in the shipping policy. The standard 30-day return window applies to unopened, unused units. Support runs through our U.S.-based product-trained team at support@roboticsselect.com or (412) 415-7375, and we coordinate technical issues, warranty claims, and replacements with Yarbo's service team.

The takeaway

Yarbo is best understood as a modular yard robot rather than another mower. For a large lawn, steep terrain, heavy leaf drop, or a snowy driveway, the Core-plus-module design turns several outdoor chores into one app-managed system. Start with your hardest recurring task, choose the package that solves it, and add modules as the seasons demand; every configuration is in the Yarbo collection at RoboticsSelect.