At GaLaBau 2026, iGarden presented a new stage in the development of its connected ecosystem for outdoor spaces. Through its robotic solutions for the garden and pool, the brand offered a first glimpse of its AI Garden concept, based on the progressive coordination of several specialised forms of intelligence.

Pool, garden and energy brought together in a single ecosystem

Robotic lawnmowers have gradually evolved from simple automated machines into equipment capable of better understanding their environment. Following the automation of mowing cycles, and then the development of positioning and navigation technologies, a new stage is now emerging based on what iGarden describes as a form of "physical intelligence".

AI Vision, Smart LiDAR, four-wheel drive, multi-sensor perception and autonomous decision-making now enable machines to operate on uneven ground, adapt to moving obstacles and manage more complex garden layouts.

At GaLaBau, iGarden notably showcased its four-wheel-drive robotic lawnmower, offering up to 8 hours of operation, with Zero-Turn movement, LiDAR and AI Vision. The stated objective is to go beyond simple mowing automation by enabling equipment to better analyse real-world terrain conditions.

iGarden's robotic mower solutions on display at GaLaBau 2026

The presentation, however, was not limited to garden maintenance. iGarden also showcased a pool scenario combining its Bionic AI Dual-Camera Pool Robot, AI Heat Pump, AI Inverter Pump and AI Inverter Salt Chlorinator.

Demonstration of iGarden's autonomous garden robotics at GaLaBau 2026

Cleaning, heating, circulation and water treatment are therefore being considered as different components of the same system, with the potential to operate in a more coordinated way over time.

This is the logic behind iGarden's AI Garden concept. The brand identifies three main areas of intelligence: Blue, dedicated to pool-related functions; Green, covering the lawn, terrain, watering and safety; and Energy, focused on comfort, operating times and energy efficiency.

iGarden showcased its AI Garden ecosystem at GaLaBau 2026

The challenge is therefore no longer simply to make each piece of equipment more autonomous, but to explore how several specialised systems could progressively communicate with one another to manage the entire outdoor environment.

Following its presentation at GaLaBau, iGarden will meet pool professionals at Piscine Global, from 17 to 20 November 2026 in Lyon, where the brand plans to showcase its AI Garden approach on stand 4H162.