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GOKO Unveils AI-Powered M6 Robotic Lawn Mower at spoga+gafa 2026

At the spoga+gafa 2026 trade show in Kent, England, GOKO – the consumer‑robotics arm of Robot++ – introduced the M6 robotic lawn mower. The AI‑driven mower features a 4WD system that can climb slopes of up to 42° (90% incline) and navigate rough terrain, roots, rocks and mud.

The M6 uses quad‑vision cameras powered by AI to recognise more than 200 objects, including people, pets and garden items, while RTK positioning combined with VSLAM visual navigation provides precise, stable operation even when satellite signals are blocked. Cutting specifications include a 42‑cm (16.5‑inch) width, dual 250 W motors and adjustable deck heights from 25 mm to 100 mm. Its expandable battery system covers up to 2,000 m² per charge with the standard pack and up to 4,000 m² (about one acre) with a dual‑battery option, allowing up to 8,000 m² of mowing per day. Users can control zones, schedules and safety settings via a dedicated app that supports GPS tracking and geo‑fencing. GOKO noted that the M6 has earned the French Design Award Gold and the Red Dot Award, and previewed a forthcoming X5 model that will add snow‑removal and towing functions.