MOVA and GOKO unveil AI‑driven AWD robotic lawn mowers

GOKO introduced the M6, an industrial‑grade four‑wheel‑drive robotic lawn mower that uses AI‑powered QuadVision obstacle detection and can climb slopes of up to 90 % (42°). The mower raised over $1 million on Kickstarter and is offered in a limited Founder Edition of 500 units.

In a side‑by‑side review, the GOKO M6 was compared with Mammotion’s LUBA 2 AWD. The GOKO model boasts a wider 16.5‑inch deck, a 1,500 W blade motor and a sensor suite that includes nRTK, VSLAM and multiple AI cameras, while the LUBA 2 relies on a 165 W motor and RTK positioning. Both claim strong obstacle‑recognition capabilities, but the GOKO emphasizes steeper‑slope performance and interchangeable blade systems.

MOVA launched its LiDAX Ultra series, including the Ultra 3000 AWD and the Pro 800. The lineup won a 2026 Red Dot Design Award and features 360‑degree LiDAR with a 98.4‑foot detection range, dual 1080p AI vision cameras, IP6K6 automotive‑grade water resistance and rain‑sensor auto‑return. The Ultra 3000 retails for $2,999 and highlights an all‑wheel‑drive hub‑motor system for rugged terrain.

A separate guide stresses routine maintenance for robot mowers: regular cleaning of the blade deck, wheels and sensors, and moisture control to prevent rust and ensure consistent mulching performance.