Dreames new robot lawn mower has a swing arm to make for precise edges

One of the world's largest consumer technology shows kicks off on Friday, and Dreame understood the assignment.

IFA is all-in on the robot lawn mowers this year and Dreame has a new model that's set to enter the market in 2027.

The brand has been one of Mashable's favorite options for robot vacuums in the last few years and their lineup of robot lawn mowers is getting damn impressive.

Welcome to the yard, Dreame A4 AWD Pro Series.

A robot lawn mower with a swing arm Like robot vacuums, the majority of robot lawn mowers set out to do the same task: rid us of the inconvenience of manually mowing the lawn.

But now that the market has a handful of top models and brands, things are starting to get fancier.

The new Dreame A4 AWD Pro Series is the brand's introductory model made with the EdgeMaster 4.0 Precision Edge-Trimming System.

This enables a swing arm to extend the standard cutting disc outward as the mower senses nearby boundaries.

After playing with a few robot lawn mowers, I can say this will be a major benefit since not all robots are comfortable getting close to the edge.

At times, I've gone out with the string trimmer to get a cleaner line around the edge.

SEE ALSO: The Roborock RockNeo Q110H robot lawn mower just landed at Amazon, and it's on sale for just 1 week Of course, the Dreame does this while still saying a safe distance away from walls, fences, or flower beds, but the zero centimeter edge cutting is a unique feature that makes using a robot lawn mower and truly hands-off experience.

In addition to the arm, the Dreame AWD can handle climbing slopes that measure up to 90% or 42 degrees.

It can also glide over holes or divots of about four inches deep and six inches wide.

Advanced navigation and intelligence Since the little robot is sent out to mow on its own, it relies on a solid navigation system.