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ANTHBOT unveils N8 RTK robot mower that collects clippings at CES 2026
ANTHBOT unveiled the N8 at CES 2026 alongside a LiDAR sibling, pitching a four-in-one machine that mows, mulches, collects and sweeps.
Full assessment3 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it stands
Autonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IVEnvironmental AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesRobovations Score04055708569CapableWhat happenedIt navigates by full-band RTK and dual cameras and carries a 23-liter clippings bag. No price was given at the show; watch for the first dated sale and its price.
Bottom lineA trade-show announcement of a clippings-collecting RTK mower, with pricing and availability still open.
ImpactOn autonomy
- Full-band RTK plus dual vision handles positioning, per press coverage.
- The mower detects a full bag and empties clippings at app-set dump sites.
- Mowing and sweeping schedules are set in ANTHBOT's app.
On readiness
- No price was announced at CES 2026.
- Press coverage reported availability expected within a couple of months.
- ANTHBOT lists the N8 for lawns of about 1,500 square meters.
Claim check3 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
Four-in-one: mowing, mulching, collecting and sweeping
Documented findingDescribed at the CES announcement; no independent test of the collection or sweeping functions accompanied itYear-round lawn care
Documented findingA positioning claim; leaf sweeping was presented as the off-season useA new lawn robot for 2026
Documented findingAnnounced without a price or ship date; availability was described only as a couple of months awayEvidence2 sources · all linked
128 Jan 20269 Jan 2026filed 8 Jan 2026- 1Android Headlines8 Jan 2026
- 2ANTHBOT9 Jan 2026
Technical notes3 sections
Announcement
Press coverage reported on January 8, 2026 that ANTHBOT had announced two mowers at CES 2026, the N8 and the N8 LiDAR, and that both would become available in a couple of months with prices still unknown. ANTHBOT’s own CES 2026 post, dated January 9, places the N8 in its mid- to high-end N Series and describes pre-launch campaigns ahead of the official release.
How the N8 differs from the N8 LiDAR
The N8 uses full-band RTK with dual vision, while the separate N8 LiDAR model uses a 360-degree LiDAR sensor with dual vision. ANTHBOT recommends the N8 for lawns of about 1,500 square meters and lists a 9,200 mAh battery.
Collection system
Press coverage describes a Cyclone System that uses airflow from the spinning blades to lift clippings into a 23-liter collection bag, and a separate module for fine mulching. The mower detects when the bag is full and empties it at dump sites chosen in the app, which also schedules mowing and sweeping.