The Yarbo Blower delivers 21N of blowing force, 174 MPH air velocity, and 607 CFM of air volume — exceeding the 100–150 MPH range most cordless leaf blowers offer, while operating fully autonomously. That power cuts through dry leaf piles, rain-soaked debris, grass clippings, and pollen, and even handles light snow up to 2 inches. Unlike many standard leaf blowers, it can direct debris into organized piles for easier cleanup.

The Yarbo Blower uses RTK-GPS, stereo vision cameras, and ODOM sensors for positioning and obstacle avoidance — no boundary wires needed. Map your yard once in the Yarbo App, set your zones, and it follows optimized leaf blower coverage routes from there. Airflow direction, travel speed, air velocity, and work schedule are all configurable from the app.

Yes. For larger Canadian properties, you can map multiple zones in the app. If the battery runs low during a large job, Yarbo automatically returns to its base station to recharge and resumes blowing right where it left off until the entire area is clear.

Gas-powered blowers typically run between 90 and 110 decibels, and a growing number of Canadian municipalities — including Vancouver and parts of Montreal — have moved to restrict or phase out gas-powered lawn equipment. As a robot leaf blower, Yarbo runs on clean electric power at a significantly lower noise level, and its schedule can be set to work during whatever hours suit your neighbourhood.

Yes. Engineered with an operating temperature range of -25°C to 45°C (-13°F to 113°F), the Yarbo Blower performs reliably through damp autumn mornings, chilly seasonal frosts, and light winter powder.

Yes. Switch from an automated work plan to real-time remote control at any point via the Yarbo App or a physical controller — useful for spot-cleaning, adjusting leaf blower coverage mid-run, or giving specific sections extra attention.

Leaf season is just the beginning. Beyond fall cleanup, the Yarbo Blower also clears pollen and grass clippings in spring and summer, handles post-project dust and debris, and manages light snow accumulations up to 2 inches in winter.