ANTHBOTM9

LiDAR + RTK + vision fusion mower launched in July 2026.

On paper it suits typical suburban gardens — the manufacturer rates it for up to 1,000 m². A 45% slope rating covers most sloping gardens; for banks steeper than that, look at AWD models. As always, treat the area figure as a best case: buy with a 30–50% buffer if your lawn has slopes, trees or narrow passages.

Its LiDAR sensor scans the garden in 3D and lets the mower localise itself against that map, so it keeps working under trees, next to house walls and at dusk — places where satellite-only mowers often lose their position. Positioning uses network RTK: correction data arrives over the internet, so there is no reference station to mount on the house, but a mobile or Wi-Fi connection is needed.

Rated noise is 58 dB(A), quiet enough for close neighbours.

The M9 family also includes the M9; the versions differ mainly in rated area, battery and price, so pick the smallest one that covers your lawn with a margin.

• Up to 1,000 m² lawn area
• 45% max slope
• HoloSense Quad-Fusion: 360° LiDAR + RTK + NetRTK + dual AI vision