Munich – November 12, 2026 -- Suntek's stereo-vision and RTK robotic mower, built on Fibocom's solutions, entered initial mass production in Q4 2025. Production continues in 2026, and sales are expanding into North America. Fibocom and Suntek are presenting the two-model lineup at electronica 2026 in Munich.
Suntek's monocular-vision entry model is already deployed at commercial scale in Europe
The entry-level mower targets lawns up to 600 m2. It uses a single camera and AI algorithms to identify grass boundaries and obstacles and to plan mowing routes without buried perimeter wires. Fibocom says the streamlined sensor design balances hardware cost, complexity and ease of deployment.
Flagship mower covers 2,000 m2 lawns with stereo cameras, RTK and the Rockchip RK3576
The flagship adds depth perception and high-precision positioning for larger, more complex gardens. Stereo cameras capture spatial data on obstacles such as overhanging branches. Visual-inertial odometry and RTK positioning support mapping and navigation. The mower integrates stereo cameras, RTK, an IMU and wheel odometry, and supports resume-mowing.
Fibocom supplies camera modules, algorithm boards, motor-drive boards and proprietary software
For the flagship, Fibocom also provides an RTK board. Its proprietary algorithms cover perception, positioning, navigation, path planning and energy management.
Bare soil, fallen leaves, dark ground lines and thin dried leaves can disrupt lawn segmentation. Fibocom retrained its models over multiple rounds using challenging field samples. It also refined back-and-forth mowing paths, missed-area mowing and resume-mowing logic.
Engineering support continues after production starts. Field feedback and operating logs feed root-cause analysis, software updates and validation for Suntek.