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Lawn & Garden EquipmentMammotion ownership, LUBA and YUKA robots, manufacturing and global channels
First published July 30, 2026 · Last verified July 30, 2026
A source-backed profile of Mammotion's multi-entity structure, Songling and AgileX history, LUBA and YUKA portfolio, model-level manufacturing evidence and regional sales entities.
World Clean Biz is an independent industry publication and is not affiliated with Mammotion, Songling Robot or AgileX Robotics. Trademark, regulatory and regional seller records are scoped to the named entity and product.
| Category | Positioning | Buyer relevance |
|---|---|---|
| LUBA robotic lawn mowers | All-wheel-drive wire-free mowers for complex terrain, spanning large-lawn and compact product families. LUBA 4 AWD was unveiled in September 2026, with regional preorder details still pending in the reviewed guide. | Supports tiered wire-free mower assortments for complex terrain and different lawn sizes. |
| YUKA robotic lawn mowers | Wire-free mowing platforms for smaller or moderate terrain, including models with optional sweeping and dumping workflows. | Adds a smaller-terrain platform with optional debris-handling workflows. |
| SPINO robotic pool cleaners | A cordless pool-care extension launched in 2025 and expanded with a higher-end product in 2026. | Extends Mammotion assortment planning from lawn robotics into cordless pool care. |
| Maston commercial mower concept | Maston was introduced as a commercial mower concept at CES 2026. The September Japanese announcement still describes it as under development and scheduled for a reference display at GARDEX. | Should be treated as a concept-stage commercial platform rather than a current shipping assortment. |
Product library
World Clean Biz assessment: Mammotion has moved from a wire-free AWD mower specialist into multiple lawn platforms, pool cleaning and a commercial concept, while building direct, retail and dealer reach across major markets. The breadth and pace of its navigation-led product launches make it a visible challenger to established outdoor-power brands. Its buyer-side constraint is organizational clarity: legal sellers, warranty providers and regulatory applicants differ by region and generation, and the public record does not justify simplifying Songling or AgileX history into current parent ownership or assigning one manufacturer to every SKU.
| Evidence | Scope | Buyer check |
|---|---|---|
| A 2022 LUBA FCC test report names Hong Kong-based Mammotion Technology Co., Limited as both applicant and manufacturer for the tested AWD 5000, LUBA0001 and AWD 3000 models. The report states that its results apply only to the tested object. | Named tested models | Match the FCC report to the exact AWD 5000, LUBA0001 or AWD 3000 model before relying on its manufacturer record. |
| The FCC equipment authorization record for FCC ID 2BFWS-LUBA2HM names Shenzhen Mammotion Innovation Co., Limited as the applicant and grantee for LUBA 2 AWD, with grants dated 23 and 24 December 2024. Applicant or grantee status establishes the named entity's regulatory filing relationship; it does not by itself identify the manufacturer or factory for every LUBA 2 configuration or current Mammotion product. | LUBA 2 AWD equipment authorization | Confirm the manufacturer and factory separately for the exact LUBA 2 configuration. |
| A 2024 Canadian trademark application also names Shenzhen Mammotion Innovation Co., Limited at Mammotion's Shenzhen address. Trademark status does not prove product origin, and Mammotion's current public pages do not provide one manufacturer list covering every LUBA, YUKA and SPINO SKU. Procurement teams should match the rating label, declaration, importer, invoice and warranty entity for the exact generation and market. | Exact generation and market | Match the rating label, declaration, importer, invoice and warranty entity for the exact generation and market. |
| Evidence | Scope | Buyer check |
|---|---|---|
| Mammotion's current company page says it operates in more than 30 countries and regions, with local operating and service centers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia. | Named regional operations | Confirm the local operating and service center responsible for the target market. |
| The company names Walmart, Home Depot, OBI, Bauhaus and Lowe's among major retail partners, while also selling through regional Mammotion stores and dealers. | Named retail and dealer channels | Confirm seller authorization and the regional dealer agreement before purchase. |
| The legal counterparty changes by region and channel. MAMMOTION TECHNOLOGY LLC operates the U.S. store and warranty; Mammotion Technik GmbH provides the reviewed UK warranty. Dealer buyers should verify which entity invoices, imports and services the product. | U.S. and UK regional entities | Verify which entity invoices, imports, warrants and services the exact product. |
| Mammotion named Shingu Shoko (新宮商行) as its general distributor in Japan in September 2026. | Japanese sales and service network | Confirm the models and support covered by the local agreement. |
Mammotion is privately held, and the reviewed official sources do not disclose a current cap table or controlling parent. A Canadian YUKA trademark record documents a change from Songling Robot (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. to Shenzhen Mammotion Innovation Co., Ltd. effective 16 January 2024; a later MAMMOTION application names the Shenzhen entity directly. Those records establish a brand-history link, not current parent ownership. Mammotion's own 2022 launch material says the team inherited seven years of AgileX Robotics chassis and algorithm experience; that establishes technology lineage, not current AgileX ownership.
Founder profile
Founder and CEO
The 2022 LUBA announcement names Jidong Wei as founder; Mammotion's 2026 announcement uses Jayden Wei as CEO.
Company Developments
The company selected Shingu Shoko and announced plans for its GARDEX debut.
Sources: [13]
The new series adds four-camera perception, independent front-wheel steering and bidirectional movement. Preorders were planned for Q4 2026.
Sources: [14]
At CES 2026 Mammotion presented Maston as a purpose-built commercial wire-free mowing concept, while stating that it remained in feasibility and technology validation.
Sources: [12]
Mammotion announced its first pool-care product, extending its outdoor-robotics portfolio beyond LUBA and YUKA lawn mowers.
Sources: [11]
The company introduced its wire-free LUBA mower and described its team's AgileX Robotics experience, while naming Jidong Wei as founder.
Sources: [10]
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Research Record
First published: Jul 30, 2026
Last verified: Jul 30, 2026
Last material modification: Oct 25, 2026