Yarbo is expanding its all-season, modular yard robot system with the launch of the Yarbo Trimmer, the first fully autonomous edge trimmer designed for consumer use. The new module adds a much-needed finishing touch to the Yarbo ecosystem by handling trimming tasks in areas that the mower can’t easily reach, such as lawn edges, flower beds, and around obstacles.
I recently saw the Yarbo Trimmer in action at a demo event and it seems impressive. It’s a logical extension of Yarbo’s modular design and does exactly what it promises: automates the precision work that usually requires a handheld tool and manual effort. The trimmer uses advanced vision technology to detect and trim edges without damaging surrounding plants or structures, and it includes a floating structure that adapts to uneven ground for more consistent performance. There's also an automatic line feed system that keeps the trimmer cutting efficiently without user intervention.
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As with Yarbo’s other modules – like the lawn mower, snow blower, and leaf blower – the trimmer attaches to Yarbo’s powerful base unit (capable of towing up to 3,500 lbs.), which handles autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance. The base unit can already manage up to 6 acres per day for mowing and includes features like customizable cutting heights and “Follow Me” tracking. The trimmer brings the same autonomous intelligence to fine-detail yard maintenance, making Yarbo one of the most complete robotic lawn care solutions available.
The Yarbo with the lawn mower module costs $4,799 and is available on Amazon and Yarbo. The Yarbo Trimmer module will be available for order on April 7th, 2025, and will retail for $499. For more information, visit yarbo.com.
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