GOKO is preparing to enter the global smart lawn care market with the M6, a new AI-powered 4WD robotic mower designed for homeowners who need more than a basic lawn robot. Built for steep slopes, uneven yards and larger properties, the M6 brings industrial-style robotics into residential outdoor maintenance.

The launch is important because robotic lawn mowers are no longer limited to small, flat gardens. Buyers are now looking for machines that can handle real-world lawns with hills, thick grass, multiple zones and unpredictable obstacles. That is exactly the category GOKO is targeting with the M6.

Backed by Robot++, its industrial robotics parent company, GOKO says the M6 uses more than a decade of engineering experience to deliver stronger stability, smarter navigation and reliable cutting performance. The mower is being positioned as a premium alternative for homeowners who want automated lawn care without boundary wires or heavy gas-powered equipment.

Why the GOKO M6 stands out in robotic lawn care

The GOKO M6 is built around a four-wheel-drive system with adaptive suspension, allowing it to move across rutted ground, slopes and uneven residential landscapes. The mower can climb slopes of up to 42 degrees, or a 90% grade, which gives it a clear advantage over many robotic mowers designed mainly for level lawns.

Front-wheel steering also helps the mower make tight turns and navigate around trees, flower beds, narrow corners and complex yard layouts. For homeowners with irregular lawns, this could make the difference between partial coverage and a properly finished cut.

Another major feature is wire-free navigation. Instead of requiring boundary wires, the M6 uses CyberNav™ Fusion Navigation, which combines VSLAM, RTK, IMU and odometry. The system supports NRTK and can map up to 15 acres across unlimited zones, making it suitable for larger and more complicated properties.

The mower also includes AI QuadVision obstacle avoidance. With four AI cameras, the system can recognize more than 200 object types, helping the mower avoid common obstacles such as garden tools, outdoor furniture, pets, toys and landscaping features.

Cutting power, battery life and smart features

GOKO has added a dual cutting system to make the M6 useful across different grass conditions. Razor Discs are designed for fine finishing, while Rotary Mulching Blades are included for thicker or overgrown grass. The mower has a 16.5-inch cutting path and adjustable cutting heights from 25mm to 100mm.

Battery performance is another key highlight. The M6 offers up to 360 minutes of runtime and can cover up to 2 acres per day. For large yards, that longer operating window could reduce the need for repeated charging and make scheduled mowing more practical.

The mower also includes 4G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, along with app controls and a 4.3-inch TFT LCD screen. Users can manage mowing zones, cutting settings and schedules through the app or directly from the mower.

GOKO has also added Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa voice control, plus GPS tracking and multi-layer theft protection. These features place the M6 in the premium smart home category rather than the entry-level robotic mower segment.

The GOKO M6 is expected to make its global debut on Kickstarter in mid-May 2026, with global shipping planned after the campaign ends.

With 4WD performance, AI-powered navigation, wire-free mapping and a long runtime, the GOKO M6 could attract homeowners who have struggled to find a robotic mower capable of handling large, steep or difficult lawns.

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