Key takeaways
- PANDAG will unveil the LiDAR-enabled PANDAG G1 commercial autonomous mower at CES 2026.
- The mower is designed for large-scale commercial landscaping operations.
- PANDAG G1 combines RTK, 4G, LiDAR, and AI Vision for fully autonomous mowing.
- The platform supports multi-site deployment, fleet management, and autonomous charging.
- Additional modules and attachments are planned to expand functionality beyond mowing.
PANDAG G1 Set For Official Reveal At CES 2026
PANDAG announced that it will officially unveil the LiDAR version of the PANDAG G1 commercial autonomous mower at CES 2026. The mower is designed for large-scale operations and is capable of covering up to 12 acres per day in expansive commercial environments.
Built to address the limited automation of traditional commercial mowers, the PANDAG G1 targets use cases across golf courses, parks, solar fields, and other large green spaces requiring high-volume, consistent mowing.
Autonomous Navigation And Commercial-Scale Performance Of PANDAG G1
The PANDAG G1 integrates RTK, 4G connectivity, LiDAR, and AI Vision to deliver fully autonomous mowing without the need for a base station. This configuration enables centimeter-level positioning accuracy and reliable map management across complex and irregular layouts.
With a 48-inch cutting width, the mower is engineered for commercial throughput and can handle grass up to 6 feet tall. The system supports multi-site deployment, centralized fleet control, and autonomous return-to-charge functionality, allowing continuous operation with minimal manual intervention.
Obstacle Detection, Safety, And Operational Continuity
The autonomous system allows the PANDAG G1 to remain on course even in low-signal conditions or environments with irregular terrain. According to the company, the mower can adapt to unexpected changes, continue operating during brief signal interruptions, and automatically recharge at night to ensure full-day availability.
Its obstacle detection system is designed to prioritize safety in commercial settings, enabling the mower to operate reliably in shared or high-traffic outdoor environments.
Platform Expansion And Future Attachments
Modular Design And Additional Capabilities
At CES 2026, PANDAG will also demonstrate a new trimmer module for the PANDAG G1. The module enables precise edge trimming along pathways and around obstacles. Additional tire options are available to improve traction on uneven or challenging surfaces.
The company confirmed that further attachments are under development, including modules for spraying, on-site transport, snow removal, and other applications. These additions are intended to position the PANDAG G1 as a flexible, multi-purpose platform for a wide range of commercial landscaping and grounds management tasks.
