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Segway unveils Navimow H5 Pro robotic lawn mower that cuts along walls
Segway has unveiled its new Navimow H5 Pro robotic lawn mower at IFA 2026. The robot navigates using LiDAR, NRTK satellite navigation and 3 cameras. The model’s main new feature is a side mechanism that cuts grass more closely along walls and sidewalk edges. When the robot approaches an edge, a cover on the body opens and a circular cutting disc slides outward.
Segway has not used the articulated arm found on other new robotic lawn mowers in this model. According to the company, edge trimmers that use thin plastic line make more noise and perform worse than the blades on the main disc. The circular disc helps cut the grass to a uniform height. Thanks to the covered design, the disc extends from the body only when the robot approaches an edge. During regular mowing, it remains inside. The Navimow H5 Pro has all-wheel drive, with each of its 4 wheels driven independently. The front wheels, called Xero-Turn, turn independently of each other. The robot can use its rear wheels as supports to make a complete turn in place. This reduces the risk of damaging the grass while turning. The device can travel up and down slopes with an 80% grade and overcome obstacles 6 cm high.
The robot’s 3 cameras help it detect obstacles and determine its route. An infrared sensor is designed to detect small animals even at night. NRTK satellite navigation eliminates the need to install a separate RTK antenna in the middle of the yard. LiDAR measures the surroundings using lasers and reduces the robot’s dependence on a satellite connection. Segway has not announced when the Navimow H5 Pro will go on sale in the US market. This is due to a ban imposed by the US Federal Communications Commission on robotic devices manufactured abroad. The same restriction is preventing plans for the US market from being announced for other robotic lawn mowers shown at IFA 2026. For this reason, Segway has not shared the new model’s price either.
Segway has not used the articulated arm found on other new robotic lawn mowers in this model. According to the company, edge trimmers that use thin plastic line make more noise and perform worse than the blades on the main disc. The circular disc helps cut the grass to a uniform height. Thanks to the covered design, the disc extends from the body only when the robot approaches an edge. During regular mowing, it remains inside. The Navimow H5 Pro has all-wheel drive, with each of its 4 wheels driven independently. The front wheels, called Xero-Turn, turn independently of each other. The robot can use its rear wheels as supports to make a complete turn in place. This reduces the risk of damaging the grass while turning. The device can travel up and down slopes with an 80% grade and overcome obstacles 6 cm high. The robot’s 3 cameras help it detect obstacles and determine its route. An infrared sensor is designed to detect small animals even at night. NRTK satellite navigation eliminates the need to install a separate RTK antenna in the middle of the yard. LiDAR measures the surroundings using lasers and reduces the robot’s dependence on a satellite connection. Segway has not announced when the Navimow H5 Pro will go on sale in the US market. This is due to a ban imposed by the US Federal Communications Commission on robotic devices manufactured abroad. The same restriction is preventing plans for the US market from being announced for other robotic lawn mowers shown at IFA 2026. For this reason, Segway has not shared the new model’s price either.