Yarbo Snow Blower Robotic Snow Blower | Core + Module, 24 in 2-Stage

The Yarbo Snow Blower is an autonomous two-stage robotic snow blower: the Yarbo Core platform with the Snow Blower Module attached. Map your driveway once in the Yarbo app and it monitors the weather, starts clearing when snowfall begins, works through the storm in passes, docks itself at about 20 percent battery, and resumes at about 80 percent, so you wake up to a cleared driveway instead of a shovel.

The module clears a 24-inch (600 mm) width with a 12-inch (300 mm) intake height, throws snow 6 to 40 feet, and puts it exactly where you want it with a chute that rotates from -10 to 190 degrees and a deflector that tilts from -5 to 50 degrees. It handles dry, wet, and packed snow on paved, concrete, and gravel surfaces (raise the intake about 2 inches to skim gravel), covers about 6,000 square feet per charge in 1 inch of snow, and runs 90 minutes per charge. Q355 steel construction, an IPX5 rating, and a -13 F operating floor are built for real winters.

Alongside the standard Core kit (wireless Docking Station, Data Center RTK base station, Y Series battery, wired charger, tool kit, and tow hitch), this package adds a snow track and a cleaning shovel. Because it is a Core, the same robot takes the Lawn Mower Pro and Blower modules (sold separately) for the rest of the year. Yarbo lists Snow Blower Module deliveries as beginning in September 2026, and orders that include it ship as Yarbo releases stock.

• 24/7 Autonomous Clearing: Yarbo watches the forecast, starts when snow begins to fall, clears in passes through the storm, and recharges itself between runs.
• Two-Stage Design: A 24-inch clearing width and 12-inch intake height break up packed snow and clear deep falls in layers; Yarbo rates it for dry, wet, and packed snow.
• 6 to 40 ft Throw Control: Chute rotation from -10 to 190 degrees and a -5 to 50 degree deflector put snow exactly where you want it, from a two-car driveway to a sidewalk.
• Fits Real Driveways: Skims gravel with a raised intake, runs Spiral Mode on circular layouts, and clears multiple mapped zones with their own depth and schedule.
• Built for Blizzards: Q355 steel construction, an IPX5 rating, and a -13 F operating floor, with traction spikes and a deep-bite tread pattern for snow and ice.
• 90-Minute Runs, 90-Minute Charges: About 6,000 square feet per charge in 1 inch of snow, then a 20 to 80 percent wireless recharge in about 90 minutes.
• RTK Plus Vision Navigation: Centimeter positioning from the Data Center base station or NetRTK, with binocular cameras and a bumper for obstacle detection.
• One Robot, Every Season: The Lawn Mower Pro and Blower modules (sold separately) swap onto the same Core without tools.

The Snow Blower is built for the driveways and walkways that make winter mornings a chore: wide two-car lanes covered by the 24-inch width and 6 to 40 foot throw, gravel drives skimmed with a raised intake and a metal chute that resists incidental gravel impacts, circular and semicircular layouts handled by Spiral Mode, and sidewalks and paths mapped as separate zones with their own depth settings and schedules. Because it starts when snowfall begins rather than after it ends, it keeps pace with multi-day storms instead of facing a compacted mess at dawn.

Within the Yarbo lineup, choose this package if snow is the job you most want off your hands. The Snow Blower + Blower bundle adds autumn leaf work, the Lawn Mower Pro + Snow Blower bundle covers summer and winter, and existing Core owners can add the Snow Blower Module alone. Yarbo's optional plow blade accessory helps with heavy wet snow.

1. Site the dock and base station: Place the Docking Station on level ground with access to power, and install the Data Center on its mounting pole in an open spot with a clear view of the sky so its RTK base station holds a strong satellite fix. If you use NetRTK instead, there is no base station to site: power on and connect to your local network from the app.
2. Install and charge the battery: Seat the removable Y Series battery and charge it on the dock or with the wired charger. A 20 to 80 percent charge takes about 90 minutes.
3. Set up the Yarbo app: Download the Yarbo app for iOS or Android, create an account, link the Core, and assign your Wi-Fi. Firmware for the robot and Data Center updates from the app.
4. Attach the Snow Blower Module: The module mounts to the Core without tools. Fit the snow track for winter traction, then set throw distance, chute direction, intake height, and clearing pattern in the app; you can also drive it manually for spot clearing.
5. Map the property: Draw your working areas, pathways, sidewalks, and no-go zones in the app. Mapping is a one-time job; edits later are software changes, not hardware changes.
6. Create a work plan and schedule: Build a work plan for each area, set the schedule, and let Yarbo run it: the robot docks itself to recharge and resumes where it stopped.
7. Use Yarbo's installation support: Yarbo offers a volunteer installer map and one-on-one video instruction with a Yarbo technician if you want guided help with first setup.