Dreame Unveils A4 AWD Pro Mower With 0 cm Edge Cutting as U.S. Launch Remains Unset
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Updated · Gizmodo · Sep 3
Dreame Unveils A4 AWD Pro Mower With 0 cm Edge Cutting as U.S. Launch Remains Unset
3 articles · Updated · Gizmodo · Sep 3
Summary
IFA 2026 brought Dreame’s A4 AWD Pro, a follow-up robot mower built around a robotic trimming arm that the company says delivers 0 cm edge cutting.
LiDAR and satellite navigation provide centimeter-level positioning, while AI obstacle detection, side time-of-flight sensors and infrared edge sensors help it avoid hazards, drop-offs, people and animals.
Servo-driven swiveling caster wheels replace the prior model’s front omnidirectional wheels, a redesign Dreame says enables tighter turns, smoother cornering and less turf wear.
The changes address a key weakness in the A3 AWD Pro, which the reviewer said could tear up grass and still left edge cleanup for a handheld trimmer.
A U.S. release date has not been announced because foreign robotics rules require robot vacuum makers to show at least 65% U.S.-made parts.