THE FUTURE IS REALLY HERE : YARBO Autonomous Snow Blower/Mower ROBOT

[@user-si3gu8pm6j]

Hand in glove - keeping people safe/healthy and in their homes longer in life (technology helping humans enjoy life)

[@EmmaChapman-h5s]

I frankly have this pipe dream of getting one for my parents one day.

[@jacobbonnema1481]

Nice review. The studs do really help with traction. I do not notice scratches on my asphalt, but I do on my concrete and patio stones. Best to be aware of that when you are mapping. Enjoy!

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Great thanks for the tips. Overall show is it working for you? I want to use it more but we just didn’t get much snow other than that dump shown on the video.

[@timlorsung8866]

Love this, Ignore blowing into neighbors and street, as long as it cleans your driveway... Get back to work!

[@EmmaChapman-h5s]

It's the kind of thing that sounds fantastic, but I'm not about to get into debt for. I imagine it's going to be like the robot vacuum where there's going to be cheaper and better versions in 10 years when I have the house paid off and can afford it anyway.

[@StoneLegion]

I wanted to buy one, but with almost 10 grand with taxes, I feel like it's too cheap. I want to pay more. I will just buy my self s BMW Tesla 3 with a Snow Plow I guess.

[@ThePinkPanth3r]

Wow, they got this to you just in time! You should be able to reduce the amount of snow clogging by spraying everything down with some pam or cooking spray

[@ksich8142]

Man this things gonna be a game changers for businesses to clean side walks. They’ll no longer have to hire anyone

[@bobbylewisfdl1166]

A human will still do a better job in my opinion

[@billxue3728]

@@bobbylewisfdl1166 costs are different

[@notsure984]

@@bobbylewisfdl1166 This model will be more suited for the homeowner with a budget for a new riding mower. I think the company owner will find it a nightmare to get it dialed in for multiple properties. But in some situations for the small time person maybe they will be able to set it up to do the sidewalks while they do the parking lot with the skidsteer. I would like this for my home, but Ill have to install the new driveway first cause it's not going to handle my messed up concrete. also it's only going to be good if it is a light dusting overnight and not for a real snow fall. But this is the most impressive one ive seen yet and I wanna save up for it if it gets some more good reviews.

[@supersasquatch]

Very tempting

[@papabits5721]

What can it do with winters that don't have fluffy white snow, lately all we have is wet heavy crap more like concrete.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

For super wet heavy snow they have a snow plow style attachment. I will share a video of it soon but might not be in action because we have no snow.

[@JerryHung1]

About time someone does it, surprised it's not iRobot or China's Xiaomi Alberta and Ontario would love these ... if the price is right of course (not mentioned in the video)

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Price isn’t mentioned because it’s always changing with promos and specials. MSRP is $7499. Not inexpensive but it’s a real beast, definitely heavy duty and made to last and to get lots of use.

[@Jay-oj4tm]

​@EverydayReviews2022 i thought about this idea in a dream and have come to discover these guys already made an autonomous snowblower, necessity really is the mother of invention

[@Mobster9114]

I definitely can’t afford this but I love new tech!

[@codeman5507]

Lol, I have been using my gas snowblower for the past 25 years. There are so many different things can be happening while using the snowblower . Lol, honestly this absolutely won’t work. Let’s do the math, with that crazy high price, you can pay someone to shovel your property for the next 25 years and you still can save your money. You can use $6000 to buy the top of the line Honda snowblower and you won’t be regretting, and you still can save $4000 in your bank.

[@kashioable]

I have to say it’s quite impressive, the future is bright! I can’t wait for the Tesla robot housekeeper

[@EverydayReviews2022]

They’ve got more as well. I just landed in NY to check out their latest additions.

[@drackkor725]

I hope the Tesla Robot can be customized. I would love to have beautiful woman robots :)

[@shaunflynn]

Awesome!

[@fsj197811]

Neat and seems to work well. I'd be worried about someone walking off with the thing.

[@jacobbonnema1481]

I added mine to my homeowners insurance for $30 per year.

[@boostedbadboyzx12r31]

Good luck, you gotta deadlift 150lbs lol

[@HSTRTGMS]

@@jacobbonnema1481whoa! $30?!? Isn’t this thing priced at 10 grand? I mean, underwriting at different insurance companies may vary, but I’d expect 2.5x that from a State Farm policy, where I have had a violin insured for 8k at $60/yr, something that is not carried outside the home, much less anywhere near the street.

[@fnkdrmr86]

@@boostedbadboyzx12r31You think that’s heavy?

[@itschloepottah8675]

spinning is something i figured would happen, i am curious how much the studs will help. i think the studs will pin easier unless yarbo is 100 pounds or more.

[@Jeo-What]

Thanks for the review. My biggest concern is about how well it would perform against the snowplow pile that comes after and wish you have videos on that topic.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

I will for sure have many more test like that but we need snow!!! I’m almost afraid that might be it for snow this year here 🥲

[@regbatenchuk1596]

When you are done with this machine you can store it beside the automatic cat litter box

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Used to love our auto cat litter machine. Used it for 6-7 years and it was still going strong when she passed.

[@jamesbrittain9564]

How did Yarbo do with heavy wet snow? Thanks for the video - very well done :)

[@Kurisuchan22]

I just checked the price and it is freaking 10K☠️

[@dandre832]

Yeah that crazy

[@boostedbadboyzx12r31]

For all the attachments. But price out a wireless autonomous robot that you can control, and it cuts 6 acres and tows over 3500lbs. Let me know what the price is from a competitor

[@HSTRTGMS]

@@boostedbadboyzx12r31you make a good point, however a more important one, is whether, or not this thing will be able to do jobs worth more than itself, without being out constantly for servicing. If a business cannot rely on these, forget about it. IF that’s the case, this thing is NOT worth it. The truth will bear itself out in due time, however, no one should EXPECT any business who believes in guarding its processes, to reveal how greatly Yaron has impacted their success. However, if it’s crap, which I would not expect to be the case - it’s obviously a great product, then expect to hear complaints loud and clear, especially since this is quite rhetorical capital investment. If the durability and longevity is not much of an issue, I believe that in due time, if the price can be reduced through great company management and R&D, this will be a transformative and revolutionary product. For now, humans can work while sick (many of them), particularly those who are veteran laborers and they thankfully won’t be easily replaced. And much of society does not wish for them to be.

[@kashioable]

Comes with a body guard to prevent it been stolen…

[@marcoohcanada4168]

Hire a kid

[@reginaldsinclair152]

Short circuit says yo momma is a snow blower 😂😂

[@OutThere5]

It’s really expensive. If I pay young people on my street to shovel, cost me $40 for a snowfall like this. We get around 15 snowfalls per year. $600 Would take 15 years of use to begin saving money. The neighborhood kids would get paid $10,000 instead of a corporate company

[@xAngel03]

It does not seem to clear the snow as effectively as you would with your Ego Power+ 2-Stage Snow Blower? I would love to see a side-by-side comparison or a race between the two.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@xAngel03 In a race the Ego would win for sure. They’re both so cool.

[@sohrubjoshi5189]

what is max snow depth it will clean ? Is there a limit ? Also does it do well with wet and heavy snow ? Something that regular snowblower sometimes struggles

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Can do up to 12". SUper wet stuff can be handled by a plow blade they have. As mentioned, best to use this as a robot to go out as often as possible to not let the snow build up too deep. Of course that will also depend on the size of area that you're clearing and battery charging time.

[@TrentKilberg]

I'll take the fresh air and exercise for free thanks

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@TrentKilberg It’s not really about being lazy but for saving time especially if you have to shovel often and maybe need to work or have other things to do. Some people may not be very mobile as well. Not for everyone but sure has applications.

[@TrentKilberg]

@EverydayReviews2022 fair enough, as a resident of Northern Canada i do spend a fair amount of time shoveling. And it could be handy before work. I struggle to see it breaking up snow drifts though honestly and seeing how much snow it moves I can out pace it. I wouldn't be able to whe. I'm old though I suppose.

[@juliepugsley4173]

I have a fairly steep, long gravel driveway. We’ve been considering getting a tractor with snowblower this year. Came across the Yarbo - wondering how it goes on gravel. Any idea?

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@juliepugsley4173 don’t have any gravel to test on however you can set the height of the blower to prevent it from digging in.

[@ajaxmuchacha3758]

There are some folks selling remote controlled heavy duty snow blowers with cameras. That may do the job.

[@Military-Museum-LP]

I want one!

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

I need one. People that want usually get it , people that need usually don't get it. Unfair.

[@kensingtonwick]

I so scared of it.

[@DerSolinski]

I'm sold... comes with a nice looking free XBOX controller lol

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Check out the video I did with the mower attachment. It’s pretty impressive!

[@razorbackg.7004]

Seems like this would have a hard time with packed or slushy snow.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@razorbackg.7004 for slushy snow they’ve come out with a plow attachment. I have it but haven’t had a chance to try it. The goal is to send it out early before it gets too deep and wet but of course it’s all going to depend on ambient temperature and how much area you have to plow before it needs to recharge. The wet heavy stuff can be even tough for my regular 2 stage blower. For this year I’m going to install the studs for the tracks for sure.

[@joeyanderson6660]

Could u create one plan for snow removal and a different plan for garden care? In snow removal i wouldnt mind if it did the front pathways along with the enire front sidewalk However when it comes to garden care i want it to do only the garden

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Yes you can create that. I could have did the driveway and sidewalk as the same map. I just wanted to see what it would be like to create a different map. Still learning.

[@joeyanderson6660]

@@EverydayReviews2022 whats the cost? And is there a new model on the horizon

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@joeyanderson6660 currently it’s $7500 with the snow blower module but they have specials on. They will be coming out with a simpler and less expensive version. I don’t know when but they said that’s in the works at this time.

[@joeyanderson6660]

@@EverydayReviews2022 how does it perform in ice or blizzard high snow situations?

[@johnheintz982]

Curious how it would do during the brutal MN winters. Also, with the lawn mowing feature, how does it do when encountering dog poo? We need a robo dog poo pickup adapter. 🤣

[@EverydayReviews2022]

I didn’t include it in the interview but Ken did say that has been requested often and it can easily be programmed to recognize dog poo, they just need to design a method to collect it effectively.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

For MN winters, the secret would be to have it operating more often to avoid large accumulations. Would depend on how large your area is

[@EverydayReviews2022]

YARBO The World's First Modular Yard Robot- So Much More than a Lawn Mower Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGmpoGRreNmmkNE

[@AquariusStarchild]

can this identify threats... to the garden?

[@frankazzuri8984]

Do you leave it in the garage?

[@GetzAI]

5:57 is that moisture inside the housing?

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Nope. Just droplets from the heating element for the cameras

[@ActionPlan456]

Is this the 2024 model? Do you have videos of yarbo clearing steeper driveways?

[@solarsynapse]

Is there a fee for positioning? I am guessing in less populated areas the RTK positioning will not work.

[@billxue3728]

It's much like GPS so you are fine

[@EM.1.]

Might be better to get a heated driveway?

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Unfortunately can’t heat the 200ft of sidewalk I have to clear 😂

[@Mithrandir6622]

No snow and watching doing it's job you classify as "problems"? Yeah that's not bias at all!

[@Palteen87]

My yard is full of snow but I have no Yarbo. How sad..!

[@Subie-Driver]

Cool idea. There are however, a lot of buts. But how will it work in heavy, very wet snow? Snow deeper than the housing on this bot? How long will the battery last? Battery life definitely based on size of area, depth of snow, moisture content of the snow. Put a 10 hp gas motor on it and I’d think about buying it.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

As mentioned it’s not made to go out and tackle 3 feet of snow. It’s a robot so send it out when it’s a few inches and let it keep going. Apparently soon it will have access to the local weather info and can send itself out based on the current and predicted snowfall. They actually have a shovel attachment for wet snow. I have many more tests to do when we get more snow but so far it’s quite an amazing machine and the algorithm in the software is pretty smart.

[@kentross6545]

My Yarbo can clear my 4,000 sq ft driveway on 1 charge if dry snow and 4-5" or under. Wet snow takes a lot more power, and it can plug like any blower does. Yarbo sold a plow blade add-on which does well with the wet snow and slush and with the auger off it barely uses power.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@kentross6545 Thanks for the info. How many times have you used yours?

[@Rimrock300]

A very neat and useful machine. But with a prietag of 7500, not a an option to the majority of homeowners. They might develop a 'economy model', less advanced, working by the principle of the normal robotic lawn mowers

[@EverydayReviews2022]

They do have a more economical unit coming soon. Just like new cars they always introduce the most advanced be first

[@Rimrock300]

Great to hear) When commenting I actually had 'Tesla' in the back of my mind, first coming out with more expencive models, before after some time adding more economical models@@EverydayReviews2022

[@bobbylewisfdl1166]

Maybe if it has heated camera and area maybe it should heat around the intake when it’s in charge mode and then it wouldn’t accumulate and freeze, making the intake entrance smaller. Just a thought.

[@JustinBleeder]

My concern is someone stealing it and the plow banks left.

[@christophersmith1149]

Most of em are encoded so they can only work with their base station. So if they steal it it's useless.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

They do have an alarm if picked up, it’s really heavy to lift and it is useless to anyone else but most don’t know that. So would be thieves if you’re reading this, don’t waste your time stealing unless you want a 160lb paper weight and sore back.

[@JustinBleeder]

@@EverydayReviews2022 you're assuming thieves take the time to think and reason out their actions. If they did then most wouldn't follow through. Sadly that's just not real world.

[@magalabastro]

Does it have a GPS tracker?

[@ericonabuell]

kool ...can you just Joystick it ??

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Yes you can.

[@allenmenard]

For the cost of USD $7,499.00 which is over $10,000 CAD, I'll just keep using my Stihl backpack blower and getting exercise in the process. Nice unit but the pricing is ridiculous.

[@Rimrock300]

Possible just a matter of time before some clones of Chinese origin..

[@littledragon7ca]

more high priced toys only the rich can have !

[@barrywatson754]

Depends on what your definition of rich is. I'm not rich and I can afford one

[@Thirrtyeighterr]

Vacuum cleaners, lawnmowers & snow removal now what else?

[@buttondeity3933]

had you thought about using Geodnet RTK for centimeter precision

[@The_Living_Room_Tapes]

I feel bad for the Angel investors

[@dandre832]

I do not like the controller but the unit itself look nice

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Other than set up of transporting it you really don’t need to use the controller.

[@NeverTakeNoCut-offs]

Haha. Such a joke. Love to see this handle a 2 feet of heavy wet snow. My 75hp tractor even gets challenged sometimes.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

To be fair, this is a robot and designed to head out regularly before the snow gets that deep. By no means is it meant to compete with a 75hp tractor. It can start by itself by gathering weather info and is modular as well and can even tow 3500 lbs

[@austinskillings4550]

You'd be surprised how well 2 tracks can go in the snow vs normal tires. Tires get stuck because barely any surface area on the ground. You put on tracks and you seriously will never get stuck with 4 wheeler, etc. I don't see something with tracks getting stuck in snow easily at all.

[@sr.caradegato5275]

@ The current Price equals 12 y of paying a company to clear out for you, looking fwd for competitors @ half the price it will make more sense, probably their worked on cheap version will just reduce it by couple of ks it will be too expensive still...

[@solarsynapse]

Perhaps a company could buy them then deploy and retrieve. Make up for labor costs.

[@Peterswarahed]

Rich mans toy.

[@Jimbojoebob]

There is no way that will clear the front of a driveway after a plow goes by.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@Jimbojoebob no it won’t but neither will my regular 2 stage. The whole idea of a robot is have it continually work when the snow isn’t feet deep so it doesn’t accumulate. That being said, all snow is different in moisture, density, temperature so there will always be challenges unless you have a bobcat 😂

[@Jimbojoebob]

@@EverydayReviews2022 and then you have to shovel the front of the driveway. My gas snowblower has no problem clearing everything and I spent about $500. Not for me.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

@@Jimbojoebob not for everyone. Can your snowblower mow your lawn my itself as well lol. Seriously not for everyone.

[@bzick405]

Still cause way too much for what it is. for that kind of money it should be the size of a garden tractor. Actually a good idea if someone made a universal kit that you can put on your hydrostatic garden tractor that you could train and control with an app similar to how this works. you would sell a lot of them m. many people already have the equipment they don't have the automation. Make a control unit that you can mount on the top front of the hood with antennas and cameras looking forward, to the sides. make drive unit that attaches to the steering wheel shaft and make a unit that mounts onto the drive pedals. Servo controls on the throttle as well, maybe a camera pointing backwards if need be. power it all off to 12 volt battery already in the tractor. If you have a gauge package on the tractor maybe a camera facing that so you can see what your fuel level temperatures dummy lights Etc. 🤷 There's the idea. Somebody get ahold of me when you got a unit ready to try out. I have a John Deere x739 I would love to have something like this on. If you could program the pattern for blowing snow in the driveway and then program a pattern for mowing the grass in your yard using the same system where you just do it the way you would like to do it and it just repeats your pattern it would be very user-friendly. That's my million dollar gift to society. 😆

[@АндрейАлександрович-в9ы]

More than once, they did not properly show how much snow it throws off, I think it will not pull

[@aaronalquiza9680]

$10,000!

[@EverydayReviews2022]

Nope. Price reduced quite a bit for the new 2024 model.

[@aaronalquiza9680]

@@EverydayReviews2022 i'm looking at the website and it's 35% off ($7500 CAD) for first 1500 customers for yarbo + snowblower + blower bundle. and i dont know how many customers have bought it already. going by the MSRP which is actually $11k CAD. yarbo + snowblower is $6500 after 35% discount, MSRP $9600.

[@aaronalquiza9680]

@@EverydayReviews2022 but i'm very interested in these, especially the pulling power and the follow me feature.

[@aaronalquiza9680]

@@EverydayReviews2022 im seeing it's $6500 CAD after discount for first 1500 customers, and MSRP is $9600 CAD.

[@kawaiisenshi2401]

For those who have actually putchased this product 1. Has yours been delivered? 2. How long did you wait for its delivery? 3. Did it do what it said it would do? 4. Do u reccomend it?

[@MichiganRobots]

Yes. ~3mo. No. Yes.

[@sakhalin800]

for those who deal with heavy wet snow here in PNW this is just an expensive useless toy. It will get stuck before making 4ft. this might work for small areas someplace where the snow is dry and light,

[@EverydayReviews2022]

I’m here in the PNW. Didn’t have any issue. I actually have the plow blade now which is for wetter snow but I haven’t tried it yet.

[@gimplekin3629]

neat, but 5 grand to save yourself an hours work? now, how long is it going to be until someone drives up in a truck and takes it? you know it'll happen. if you could fully automate it, meaning it gets in and out of the garage by itself, starts by itself. and it was safe from theft, lojack it or something. and lower the price. maybe then it would be worth it. but as it is? not worth it by any means.

[@jodyconrad3855]

Move. Your. Body.

[@DrPriiime]

This is why people are fat nowadays

[@jasonrusso7]

Do you consider snow removal as a main source of exercise?

[@DrPriiime]

@@jasonrusso7 who said I did? It’s like anything. It’s physical and you’re removing it. The vast majority of the population doesn’t go to the gym. Do you live in a box or something? The world is bigger than Canada.

[@jimibrown4224]

Or just lazy! That driveway would take 5-10min to snowblow manually,and you do a better job! Jeeez.

[@EverydayReviews2022]

This is just a test example. Next time I’m going to conquer the 200ft of sidewalk.

[@solskengroupllp2758]

It sucks. No one would pay for that.