Interestingly, when it comes to owning a pool, most of us dream of lazy afternoons by the water, not the arduous ritual of dragging a soggy vacuum cleaner out of the depths. Fortunately, Mammotion has a solution for that.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the company pulled back the curtain on its most ambitious robotic pool cleaner yet, the Spino S1 Pro.
The Spino’s centerpiece is AutoShoreCharge, a robotic arm-assisted docking system that lifts the vacuum to a charging station. No more messy wrestling matches with heavy kit. It’s the kind of feature that makes you wonder why no one thought of it sooner.
Also, the Spino S1 Pro doesn’t just blindly hit you in the water. With ZonePilot AI Vision, you can see your pool the same way you see a messy kitchen by identifying problem zones, edges, corners, and even stairs.
Multiple sensors (IMU, TOF, pressure) provide real-time awareness and adjust suction and routing on the fly. Five cleaning modes cover every angle: floor, wall, waterline, all-in, and edge. Dual roller brushes scrub relentlessly while dual-layer filters (38 μm + 180 μm) capture everything from leaves to fine silt.
We’ve all seen cordless vacuum cleaners stop mid-task and end up playing robot lifeguards. The Spino S1 Pro avoids that embarrassment. Its underwater communication link remains robust within a 10 meter radius of the dock and returns the unit without issue.
Five brushless motors and caterpillar treads securely grip slopes and curves, while quick-release brushes make cleaning and reinstallation easy.
Of course, there should be an app. The Mammmotion app allows you to monitor and control everything from your deck chair.
Spino S1 Pro is expected to hit the market in the first quarter of 2026, but the final specifications and price have not yet been revealed. Built on the same philosophy as Mammotion’s lawn care robot, it’s designed to shift ownership of your pool from a chore to a moment of relaxation.
