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Maston

Maston Rotary — dense brush / heavy clearing  ·  Maston Flail — fine turf / high-quality finish

About this series

Mammotion's commercial-grade robotic mower line.

Sits under Mammotion's Commercial Solution category — distinct from the residential LUBA and YUKA lines.

  • Two cutter configurations: Rotary (dense brush / heavy clearing) and Flail (fine turf / high-quality finish)
  • Tri-Fusion 2.0 perception — 360° LiDAR + three AI cameras + NetRTK + four ultrasonic sensors
  • 500W fast charging, quick-swap battery, modular quick-release components
  • Fleet-management platform with remote diagnostics and OTA updates
Announced
IFA 2026 (September 2026)
Available
Pre-order via authorized European and Australian distributors; no US retail date confirmed

Mammotion — Maston Commercial Robotic Lawn Mowers · MAMMOTION IFA 2026 press release (PR Newswire)

No known issues to report at present.

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