Overview
- MAMMOTION unveiled the LUBA 4 AWD at IFA in Berlin and highlighted a dedicated edge‑cutting accessory that reaches flush against walls, fences, and garden borders to reduce or eliminate manual string trimming.
- The LUBA 4 AWD uses a four‑camera array, integrated 360° LiDAR, and NetRTK positioning built on MAMMOTION’s Tri‑Fusion navigation to provide overlapping backups for mapping and obstacle detection.
- NetRTK supplies centimeter‑level corrections without a roof‑mounted antenna, which the company says helps prevent map drift and keeps the mower inside its set boundaries under tree cover or near buildings.
- MAMMOTION also introduced the Maston commercial series, which pairs mowing hardware with fleet‑management software and is available for pre‑order through authorized distributors in Europe and Australia.
- The company has not yet released regional pricing or full consumer availability dates for the LUBA 4 AWD, and the product follows MAMMOTION’s prior Tri‑Fusion lineage as part of broader industry competition to solve edge cutting and navigation gaps.