ANTHBOT’s new 4-in-1 robot mower lets you stream more and stress less
ANTHBOT’s new 4-in-1 robot mower lets you stream more and stress less
One of my favorite streaming accessories just got even better.
It’s no secret that one of my favorite accessories of 2025 isn’t even a streaming device, but a robot lawnmower. I had heard about them for quite some time, but never really delved far enough to give one a try. However, I’m glad I finally did. The ANTHBOT Genie 3000 surpassed all my expectations. It made my weekends much easier, as I no longer have to spend nearly two hours mowing my lawn, giving me more time for streaming and other activities I actually enjoy.
Key Details:
- More models: The new models come in both LIDAR and RTK versions.
- Stress less: These devices add clipping collection and sweeping.
- Springtime fun: Both models are set to release in March 2026.
Now, my favorite piece of tech just got even better. ANTHBOT has announced a pair of new intelligent lawn care robots — the N Series and M Series — designed to take all of the hard work out of mowing your lawn, giving you plenty of time to clean up and plan your next outdoor movie night.
The flagship N Series is the first 4-in-1 lawn care robot, handling mowing, shredding, clipping collection, and leaf sweeping all on its own. That means no more post-mow cleanup or swapping tools — just a perfectly trimmed lawn waiting when the credits roll. Where most current mowers cut the grass without any cleanup, this is truly a huge step up for really getting things done. You’ll be able to collect clippings — and even leaves —into the bin on the mower and have them emptied in a specific location, meaning much less time cleaning up and more time streaming.
“We build around real needs, not trends,” said Vic Zhou, Founder & CEO of ANTHBOT. “The N Series and M Series come from months of listening to homeowners and studying their lawns. Every feature reflects actual yard-life frustrations. And we’re not stopping here. Instead, we’ll keep innovating and raising expectations.”
For smaller yards, the compact M Series brings the same smart navigation and precision trimming in a more affordable package. Both versions utilize advanced mapping technology to navigate your yard confidently, whether it’s open or fenced, with minimal setup required.
While you won’t be able to stick either of these new devices under the tree this year, the lineup launches globally in March 2026, but it’s already clear ANTHBOT is aiming for something bigger than yard work. It’s part of a growing trend of smart home tech that gives you back your time — one perfectly cut lawn (and one more episode) at a time.
Check out more on new and current models at ANTHBOT.