Group 1 - The 2025 IFA showcases Chinese manufacturers dominating the exhibition with unique products across various categories, highlighting their technological strength and readiness to compete globally [1] - The European market for smart lawn mowers is experiencing rapid growth, with penetration rates in Western European countries like Germany, France, and Switzerland rising from below 15% to 30%-40% [2] - Major players such as Ecovacs, Roborock, and MOVA are presenting their advancements in hardware structure, navigation algorithms, and obstacle avoidance technologies at IFA [2][3] Group 2 - Roborock has officially entered the lawn mower market, launching three models: RockNeo Q1, RockMow S1, and RockMow Z1, targeting different market segments from entry-level to high-end [4][6] - The RockMow Z1, aimed at high-end users, features advanced capabilities such as RTK and visual integration, covering up to 5000 square meters in a single day and handling slopes of up to 80% [6][7] - The introduction of multi-sensor fusion technologies, such as the Tri-Fusion system by Kuka, is becoming a key differentiator in the market, enhancing navigation and operational efficiency [10][11] Group 3 - The emergence of robotic lawn mowers with mechanical arms, like MOVA's Master X, expands the functionality of garden care robots, allowing them to perform complex tasks [15][18] - Aiper's Scuba V3 pool cleaning robot incorporates AI visual recognition technology, addressing user demands for smarter and more efficient cleaning solutions [19][21] - The competitive landscape in the garden and pool robot market is intensifying, with companies needing to adapt to localized challenges and maintain technological advantages to succeed [25]