Yarbo uses its PPVS navigation system — integrating RTK-GPS, computer vision, odometry, and IMU sensors — to navigate your driveway and walkways wire-free, even in snow-covered conditions. Map your clearing zones once in the app and Yarbo runs automatically — through the night if needed. Unlike most robot snow blower brands that build single-purpose machines, Yarbo is a modular platform: the same Core that clears your driveway all winter attaches to a Lawn Mower or Leaf Blower module when the season changes.

Yes. Modules are sold separately, so you can start with snow removal and add others later. Check each module's page for compatibility.

Yes. Once your zones are mapped, Yarbo can start when snow begins or on a schedule, return to recharge, and resume. You may still need to clear curb piles left by street plows.

Dry, packed and wet snow, on asphalt, concrete and gravel. For heavy, wet snow, add the plow blade; on gravel, raise the intake about 2 inches.

Both use the same Snow Blower Module Gen 2, so clearing width, depth and throw distance are identical. The Y40P uses Brushless Hub Motors for smoother handling, maps faster, and covers up to 7,000 ft² per charge versus 6,000 ft² for the Y40.

Yes. On long driveways, Yarbo recharges and resumes; the Y40P covers more per charge (7,000 ft² versus 6,000 ft²). Both Cores are rated for slopes up to 36% (20°), and optional weighted side plates add stability on sloped driveways.

Yes. Add the Snow Blower Module Gen 2 to your Core instead of buying a second machine. Check compatibility on the module page, especially for earlier Cores.

If you already own a Yarbo base unit, adding the Snow Blower module extends the same robot into a full winter solution — no separate machine needed. One core unit handles mowing, leaf clearing, and snow removal across the seasons, making the robotic snow blower a natural addition rather than requiring an entirely separate machine.