Gadronics Funny thing about owning a pool, most of us dream of lazy afternoons by the water, not the back‑breaking ritual of dragging a soggy cleaner out of the deep end. Luckily, Mammotion has the solution for that.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the company pulled the curtain back on the Spino S1 Pro, its most ambitious robotic pool cleaner yet.
The headline act of the Spino is its AutoShoreCharge, a robotic arm‑assisted docking system that hoists the cleaner onto its charging station. No more awkward wrestling matches with heavy kit. It’s the sort of feature that makes you wonder why nobody thought of it sooner.
Also, the Spino S1 Pro isn’t just blindly bumping around underwater. With ZonePilot AI Vision, it sees the pool like we see a messy kitchen by spotting the trouble zones, edges, corners, even the stairs.
Multiple sensors (IMU, TOF, pressure) feed it real‑time awareness, and it adjusts suction and pathing on the fly. Five cleaning modes cover every angle: floor, wall, waterline, all‑in, and edge. Dual roller brushes scrub relentlessly, while a dual‑layer filter (38 μm + 180 μm) traps everything from leaves to fine silt.
We’ve all seen cordless cleaners stall mid‑task, leaving you to play lifeguard for a robot. The Spino S1 Pro avoids that embarrassment. Its underwater communication link stays rock‑solid within a 10‑metre dock radius, guiding the unit back without hiccups.
Five brushless motors and caterpillar treads keep it glued to slopes and curves, while quick‑release brushes make rinsing and reinstalling painless.
And yes, there’s an app, because of course there should be. The Mammotion app lets us monitor and control everything from the deck chair.
The Spino S1 Pro will hit the market in Q1 2026, with final specs and pricing still under wraps. Built on the same philosophy as Mammotion’s lawn‑care robots, it’s designed to shift pool ownership from chore to chill.
