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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 assessment
AutonomyL4 unchangedReadinessReadiness unchangedScoreScores unchangedIt 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.
Impact on autonomy
- Full-band RTK plus dual vision handles positioning, per Android Headlines.
- The mower detects a full bag and empties clippings at app-set dump sites.
- Mowing and sweeping schedules are set in ANTHBOT's app.
Impact on readiness
- No price was announced at CES 2026.
- Android Headlines reported availability expected within a couple of months.
- ANTHBOT lists the N8 for lawns of about 1,500 square meters.
Claim check3 claims reviewed
Four-in-one: mowing, mulching, collecting and sweepingDescribed at the CES announcement; no independent test of the collection or sweeping functions accompanied itYear-round lawn careA positioning claim; leaf sweeping was presented as the off-season useA new lawn robot for 2026Announced without a price or ship date; availability was described only as a couple of months awayBottom lineA trade-show announcement of a clippings-collecting RTK mower, with pricing and availability still open.
Technical notes3 sections
- Announcement
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Android Headlines 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
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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
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Android Headlines 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.