Fibocom Helps Suntek Scale AI Robotic Mower Production

Nov 12, 2026
Fibocom is supplying hardware, algorithms and engineering support for two Suntek robotic mower designs. The models use monocular or stereo vision to navigate lawns without buried perimeter wires.

Fibocom Wireless Inc. said in a press release that it is supplying hardware, algorithms and engineering support for two robotic mowers from Suntek. The designs include an entry level mower with monocular vision and a flagship model that combines stereo vision with RTK positioning.

The monocular model uses one camera and AI algorithms to identify lawn boundaries and obstacles, plan routes and cover lawns up to 600 square metres without buried perimeter wires. The flagship uses stereo cameras, RTK, an inertial measurement unit and wheel odometry to map and navigate more complex lawns of up to 2,000 square metres.

Fibocom supplies camera modules, algorithm boards, motor drive boards and an RTK board, along with software for perception, navigation, route planning and energy management. Suntek deployed the monocular model commercially in Europe, while initial mass production of the flagship began in the fourth quarter of 2025 and continued during 2026 as sales expanded into North America.

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