"The Modular Yard Robot for Every Season"
US outdoor robot company in Ronkonkoma, NY; modular Y Series yard robots cover mowing, snow blowing, leaf blowing, and trimming with RTK-GPS fusion navigation.
Yarbo is a US-based outdoor robotics company headquartered at 1951 Ocean Avenue, Ronkonkoma, New York. The company's origins trace to Snowbot and the idea of autonomous snow blower robots first conceived in 2017; Yarbo International Inc. was incorporated with a business start date of 2019. As of mid-2026, the company employs approximately 108 people. The CEO is Allen Huang.
Yarbo's flagship product platform is the Y Series, featuring a central autonomous tracked core unit that accepts interchangeable task modules via a proprietary 1+N modular architecture — one intelligent core powering multiple attachments with seamless hot-swapping. Current Y Series modules cover four seasonal use cases: Lawn Mower Module (summer), Snow Blower Module (winter), Blower Module for leaf cleanup (autumn), and Trimmer Module for edge and detail trimming. The core navigates via Yarbo's PPVS Fusion Navigation System, which combines RTK-GPS, computer vision, and onboard sensors to maintain precise positioning even without satellite signal. Tracked mobility and real-time traction control enable operation on steep slopes and difficult terrain.
Key Y Series products include the Yarbo Lawn Mower ($3,999 sale), Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro ($4,749 sale, marked as best seller), and combo bundles with snow and leaf modules. Yarbo has also introduced the M Series — a lighter modular yard robot aimed at broader residential use, launched via Kickstarter for pre-order in 2026.
Yarbo has won multiple awards: Red Dot Design Award (2023), CES Innovation Awards (2025), Edison Award (2024), and iF Design Award (2026). The company sells in the United States, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Sweden, and Australia, with an active user community exceeding 33,000 Facebook group members and 10,000+ owners. Total funding is approximately $55 million across multiple rounds including a $27 million Series B. Customer service: [email protected], +1 (631) 818-1850; sales: [email protected], +1 (512) 960-1326. The company offers up to a 5-year warranty and a 30-day trial return period.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Autonomous tracked robotic lawn mower with PPVS RTK-GPS + vision fusion navigation; best-seller in Yarbo's modular Y Series platform.
Autonomous tracked robotic snow blower module for the Yarbo Y Series; clears driveways and paths in winter without operator intervention.
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WEBSITE
https://www.yarbo.comPHONE
+1 512 960 1326HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2019
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Manufacturer
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Primary Region
North America
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Funding Stage
Growth / Late-Stage VC
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Yarbo, the company responsible for the robot lawn mower that recently caused an injury, has announced significant changes to its product security features. In response to safety concerns, the company will eliminate remote backdoor access that previously allowed potential hackers to reprogram the device over the internet. This decision comes after an incident where the mower malfunctioned, raising alarms about the risks associated with such technology. Moving forward, Yarbo will also give its customers the option to choose whether to install this feature at all. The co-founder emphasized the importance of prioritizing user safety and trust in the company's products.
TheVerge.com May 11, 2026 News TechA cybersecurity issue has emerged involving Yarbo, a manufacturer of robotic lawn mowers, as reports surfaced of a hacker gaining control of these devices. The incident, which occurred yesterday, highlighted the vulnerability of thousands of these Chinese-made robots, which can be easily hijacked. This breach potentially exposes sensitive information such as GPS coordinates, Wi-Fi passwords, and email addresses to malicious actors. In response to the alarming revelations, Yarbo has issued a statement addressing the security flaws and outlining steps to mitigate the risks associated with their products. The company aims to reassure customers and enhance the safety of their robotic lawn mowers in light of these findings.
TheVerge.com May 08, 2026 News Tech