Mammotion is a Chinese robotics company whose Luba and Yuka robot mowers use RTK satellite positioning instead of a boundary wire. The mowers are set up and run from the Mammotion app, and the same app also lists the company's Spino pool cleaners.
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Mammotion mowers connect through the company's cloud, with Wi-Fi and a built-in 4G module on at least some models, plus Bluetooth for nearby control. Voice control through Alexa and Google Home is documented for the Yuka only. Everything else we found, including Home Assistant and Homey, is built by independent developers on top of Mammotion's unpublished cloud interface.
That suits owners who mainly use the Mammotion app and want simple voice start, pause and dock commands on a Yuka. It is weaker for anyone who wants a supported route into Home Assistant, Homey or Matter, because the community integrations can break when Mammotion changes its service and need a second account so that the phone app stays logged in.
Source: Mammotion app listing (App Store)
The single official app for the Luba and Yuka mowers, the RTK reference station and the Spino pool cleaners. It sets up task areas, no-go zones and channels, sends mowing jobs, schedules recurring mowing, handles automatic recharging and remote firmware updates, and shares devices with other users. The listing mentions automatic switching between 4G and Wi-Fi. Alexa and Google Home linking is done from the Me page inside the app. The App Store lists Shenzhen Kuma Power Technology as the publisher. The Google Play listing was not opened directly: a third-party index shows the package as com.agilexrobotics with the name Mammotion.
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| Platform | Status | What it means | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | |||
| Wi-Fi | Yes | The app listing mentions Wi-Fi for device sharing, for switching between 4G and Wi-Fi, and for setting up the RTK station. Mammotion's Yuka feature page also lists Wi-Fi. The product page we read for the Luba 2 AWD does not name Wi-Fi. | Mammotion app listing Mammotion Yuka main features |
| 4G cellular | Yes | The Luba 2 AWD 1000 product page lists a built-in 4G module with one year of free 4G service. The Yuka feature page also lists 4G. We did not check which other models include it. | Luba 2 AWD 1000 product page Mammotion Yuka main features |
| Bluetooth | Yes | Mammotion's Yuka feature page lists Bluetooth, without detail. The Home Assistant and Homey community integrations use Bluetooth for direct control when the mower is in range. The App Store listing does not mention Bluetooth. | Mammotion Yuka main features Homey Mammotion app |
| RTK positioning | Official | The mowers use RTK satellite positioning with a reference station. The Yuka page says the station can be linked by datalink or over the internet. The Luba 2 AWD page says the mower can keep mowing for up to 984 feet during satellite interruptions. RTK is a positioning method, not a smart home protocol. | Mammotion Yuka main features Luba 2 AWD 1000 product page |
| Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread | Not mentioned | None of these are mentioned on the Mammotion pages we read. | Mammotion app listing |
| Matter | Not found | No Mammotion Matter announcement or product found when we searched. Matter Alpha reports that the Matter specification has no robot lawn mower device type and does not mention Mammotion. | Matter Alpha on robot lawn mowers |
| Voice assistants and ecosystems | |||
| Google Home | Official | Mammotion has a support article for linking Google Home from the Me page of the app. It covers only the Yuka and lists English, German and French commands for start, pause, continue, stop, dock and status. At least one task must exist before a voice start. We found no equivalent article for Luba mowers. | Link Google Home (Mammotion support) Google Home compatible devices |
| Amazon Alexa | Official | Mammotion's support article covers linking Alexa for the Yuka only, with English, German and French commands such as asking Yuka to start, pause, continue, stop or recharge. If more than two robots are linked to one account, commands go to the most recently bound one. We found no Luba-specific Alexa article. | Link Alexa (Mammotion support) Alexa Skills store |
| Apple Home | Not found | No Mammotion Apple Home or HomeKit support found when we searched, and none is mentioned in the app listing. | Mammotion app listing |
| Open platforms and developer access | |||
| Home Assistant | Community | We found no built-in Home Assistant integration, though we could not open Home Assistant's own integrations page to be sure. The Mammotion HA integration by GitHub user mikey0000 installs as a HACS custom repository and needs Home Assistant 2026.1.0 or later. It starts, stops, pauses and docks the mower and reports status and battery, over Wi-Fi, 4G or Bluetooth through a Bluetooth proxy. Its author recommends a second account with the mower shared to it, because the main account gets logged out of the phone app. It is marked as work in progress and does not claim to be affiliated with Mammotion. | Mammotion-HA on GitHub Home Assistant integrations |
| Homey | Community | A community app by an individual developer, not Athom or Mammotion. It controls Luba 2 and Luba 3, with Flow cards, battery, blade wear and RTK signal. A forum user reports a Yuka 2000 working over the cloud, but the developer lists only Luba. The store page names Homey Cloud, Homey Pro and Homey Pro mini, but also says Homey Bridge is required, and we could not resolve which applies. It uses the cloud by default and Bluetooth when in range, and needs a separate Mammotion account. | Homey Mammotion app page Homey community thread |
| openHAB | Community | No official binding found. A community JavaScript script that calls the Mammotion cloud API was posted in the openHAB forum, and its author describes it as untested. Another forum member said they had started work on a binding. | openHAB community post |
| Node-RED | Unconfirmed | No dedicated Mammotion node was found in the searches we ran. Node-RED could use the Home Assistant integration or the cloud API indirectly, but we could not confirm a ready-made route. | Searched, no source |
| Samsung SmartThings | Not found | No Mammotion SmartThings integration found when we searched. | Searched, no source |
| Hubitat | Not found | No Mammotion Hubitat driver found when we searched. | Searched, no source |
| Domoticz | Not found | No Mammotion Domoticz plugin found when we searched. | Searched, no source |
| Control4 | Not found | No Mammotion Control4 integration found when we searched. | Searched, no source |
| Philips Hue | Not found | No Mammotion integration with Hue found when we searched. | Searched, no source |
| IFTTT | Unconfirmed | No Mammotion IFTTT service appeared in our search, but IFTTT's own service directory was not opened, so this is unconfirmed. | Searched, no source |
| Developer API | Not found | We found no official public Mammotion developer API or program. The openHAB forum post says the cloud API is not officially published and that its documentation comes from the community PyMammotion project. Community integrations therefore depend on an interface Mammotion has not committed to. | openHAB community post |
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Not that we could find. No Mammotion Matter announcement or product found when we searched. Matter Alpha reports that the Matter specification has no robot lawn mower device type and does not mention Mammotion.
Yes, officially. Mammotion's support article covers linking Alexa for the Yuka only, with English, German and French commands such as asking Yuka to start, pause, continue, stop or recharge. If more than two robots are linked to one account, commands go to the most recently bound one. We found no Luba-specific Alexa article.
Yes, officially. Mammotion has a support article for linking Google Home from the Me page of the app. It covers only the Yuka and lists English, German and French commands for start, pause, continue, stop, dock and status. At least one task must exist before a voice start. We found no equivalent article for Luba mowers.
Not that we could find. No Mammotion Apple Home or HomeKit support found when we searched, and none is mentioned in the app listing.
Yes, through a community-built integration. We found no built-in Home Assistant integration, though we could not open Home Assistant's own integrations page to be sure. The Mammotion HA integration by GitHub user mikey0000 installs as a HACS custom repository and needs Home Assistant 2026.1.0 or later. It starts, stops, pauses and docks the mower and reports status and battery, over Wi-Fi, 4G or Bluetooth through a Bluetooth proxy. Its author recommends a second account with the mower shared to it, because the main account gets logged out of the phone app. It is marked as work in progress and does not claim to be affiliated with Mammotion.
Not that we could find. No Mammotion SmartThings integration found when we searched.
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community app by an individual developer, not Athom or Mammotion. It controls Luba 2 and Luba 3, with Flow cards, battery, blade wear and RTK signal. A forum user reports a Yuka 2000 working over the cloud, but the developer lists only Luba. The store page names Homey Cloud, Homey Pro and Homey Pro mini, but also says Homey Bridge is required, and we could not resolve which applies. It uses the cloud by default and Bluetooth when in range, and needs a separate Mammotion account.
Not that we could find. No Mammotion Hubitat driver found when we searched.
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