The courtyard robot shines at CES, Han yang technology's Yardbo lawnmower becomes a high-potential rising star

[Ebrun Original] At the CES 2025 (Consumer Electronics Show) held recently, Han yang technology, a courtyard robot manufacturer from Shenzhen, China, showcased its Yardbo series products. This "versatile courtyard helper" robot can operate in all seasons and scenarios, not only capable of snow removal, mowing, and leaf cleaning, but can also serve as a "security guard" on patrols, and even provide trailer functions, attracting the attention of many visitors to the exhibition.

It is reported that the Yardbo series products by Han yang technology, based on the existing three-in-one modular body (snow sweeping, mowing, leaf blowing), have launched new products such as the main machine module (Smart Assistant Module) adapted to the core body, liquid sprinkler module (Liquid Sprayer), granule spreading module (Granular Spreader), grass trimming and edging module (Trimmer/Edger), etc. At the same time, its APP has added new functions such as intelligent person follow-up, automatic dragging, and inspection mode.

Han yang technology officials stated that from the feedback of exhibition visitors, the Yardbo lawnmower module is the most popular, because the care of courtyard lawns is the most common and basic demand in the European and American markets. Compared with similar products on the market, Han yang technology's products have obvious differential advantages. The Yardbo courtyard lawnmower robot not only has an efficient mowing function, but also has a more durable battery life system and stronger obstacle-crossing and hill-climbing capabilities.

The official also pointed out that in this year's CES, Chinese brands were more prevalent, and the localization of operations has become more mature, especially in the field of robots, smart furniture, and other areas, there are many innovative Chinese products appearing. For Han yang technology, 2025 will enter offline channels in various European countries, and in North America, in addition to basic dealer sales networks, its products will also be successively placed on display shelves in large supermarket chains.