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XcanMow Mix 2000 robot mower makes its European debut at IFA Berlin 2026
The mower uses Xcanbot’s XcanSense system to map gardens without a buried wire or satellite base station, and can cover up to 2,000 m².
Shenzhen Xcanbot debuted the XcanMow Mix 2000 robot lawn mower at IFA Berlin, running live demonstrations daily through September 8 on Booth CCBB-154 at Messe Berlin.
Wire-Guided and RTK mowers struggle with satellite signal loss in shady areas and narrow passages. Founder Zhanbin said, "Nobody's garden looks like that," highlighting the need for better navigation in real-world conditions.
The Mix 2000 utilizes XcanSense, combining LiDAR and camera vision to map gardens without wires. It navigates gaps as narrow as 55 cm and maintains positioning accuracy to roughly 2 cm.
Designed for complex terrain, the mower climbs 25-degree gradients and clears obstacles up to 5 cm. It covers properties up to 2,000 square meters at around 180 square meters per hour, operating at 61 dB.
After Berlin, Xcanbot will display the Mate X mobility robot at REHACARE International from September 23 to 26. The XcanMow Mix 2000 launches on Kickstarter later this year.