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GOKO M6 Robotic Mower Tackles Slopes and Rough Ground
GOKO's M6 robotic mower uses 4WD, AI vision, and dual navigation to handle steep slopes, rough terrain, and large yards. A look at the tech that sets it apart.
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GOKO unveiled the M6 robotic lawn mower at spoga+gafa 2026, a trade show in Cologne. The machine is built for yards that eat lesser mowers: steep slopes, uneven ground, muddy patches, and complex layouts with trees and flowerbeds.
The headlines come fast. A 4WD system handles inclines up to 42 degrees (90% grade). Independent front steering reduces turf wear on turns. Adaptive suspension keeps the blades stable over obstacles up to 7.5 centimeters. The recovery algorithm uses large-diameter tires to free itself when stuck.
Most consumer robotic mowers rely on a boundary wire and a single camera. The M6 stacks three sensing layers: AI quad-vision cameras that recognize over 200 objects (people, pets, toys, furniture, irrigation heads), RTK GPS for open-field positioning, and VSLAM visual navigation for areas where satellite signals drop under dense canopy. The cameras also include side views for narrow passages.