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At GaLaBau 2026, the garden once again became one of the most active fields for outdoor robotics.
For years, robotic mowers have been moving step by step into the real outdoor world:
• First, automation — Leave the station, cut the grass, return to charge.
• Then, positioning and navigation — Know where to mow, where to stop and where the boundary begins.
• Now, physical intelligence — AI Vision, Smart LiDAR, AWD, multi-sensor perception and autonomous decision-making are helping machines work through uneven ground, irregular layouts, moving obstacles, changing terrain and complex garden conditions.
Across the show, this progress felt exciting.
A single machine can now see more, decide more and work longer on its own. Outdoor robotics are no longer just about replacing manual work. They are becoming a new way to understand and care for real outdoor spaces.
Think bigger: How much further can outdoor robotics go? Only inside one smarter machine — or beyond it? The next opportunity may also begin between many intelligent systems.
That is where the iGarden showcase stood out.
On site, iGarden presented a stronger garden robotics lineup led by its 8-hour 4WD robotic mower, showing how far lawn intelligence has moved through long endurance, zero-turn movement, LiDAR and AI Vision.
Beyond the lawn, iGarden also brought a pool-system scenario, where the Bionic AI Dual-Camera Pool Robot, AI Heat Pump, AI Inverter Pump and AI Inverter Salt Chlorinator showed how cleaning, heating, circulation and water treatment can begin to work as one.
Together, these scenes offered an early glimpse of AI Garden — not simply another stronger standalone product, but a broader market opportunity built around ecosystem intelligence, where expert intelligences across Blue, Green and Energy may gradually coordinate as one outdoor ecosystem.
• Blue | Pool needs intelligence for cleaning, heating, circulation, water quality and disinfection.
• Green | Lawn needs intelligence for grass, terrain, mowing timing, watering rhythm and safety around people.
• Energy | Needs dedicated intelligence around comfort, timing, runtime and efficiency.
A family garden is never just a lawn. As more machines become capable in their own worlds, and as every system builds its own expertise — how can the whole garden become intelligent?
See AI Garden Alive at Piscine Global Lyon | Booth 4H162 | Nov. 17-20.