Pudu Robotics unveils TOMO S mowers with self-sharpening blades for 2027 launch
Pudu Robotics announced the PUDU TOMO S Series on November 3, 2026, marking its entry into residential lawn care. The company describes the mowers as the world's first self-sharpening rotary-blade robotic mowers, using a SharpLoop system that automatically sharpens blades at the charging station. The line features a Lift-Cut-Discharge system with two 636 W motors driving blades at up to 6,000…
Key points
- PUDU TOMO S Series uses SharpLoop system for automated blade sharpening at charging station
- Triple-Sense Navigation combines LiDAR, AI Vision and network RTK without boundary wires
- Three models for lawns 1,500-5,000 m², sales starting early spring 2027
Navigation relies on Triple-Sense technology combining LiDAR, AI Vision, and network RTK for centimeter-level positioning without a local reference station. One-Tap Auto Mapping identifies mowable areas and plans routes without boundary wires. Three versions will cover lawns from 1,500 m² to 5,000 m², with sales expected to begin in early spring 2027. CEO Felix Zhang said the consumer line draws on Pudu's commercial robotics experience across more than 130,000 robots shipped in over 85 countries.
Pudu Robotics Unveils TOMO S Mowers With Self-Sharpening Blades
Unite.AI · 3 November 2026
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