Husqvarna Group manufactures robotic lawn-care systems for homes and commercial grounds, led by Automower and CEORA. Robotics is a material product line within its broader forest, garden and construction-equipment portfolio.
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Husqvarna Group traces its industrial history to a Swedish weapons factory founded in Huskvarna in 1689 and is now a publicly listed global manufacturer headquartered in Stockholm. The group spans forest and garden equipment, irrigation and construction tools, so its Korthos profile treats robotics as a direct diversified operating lane rather than describing the whole company as a pure-play robot maker.
Husqvarna introduced its first commercial robotic mower in 1995 and has since built a broad Automower range for domestic lawns and professional sites. CEORA extends that platform into larger commercial areas using satellite-based navigation and fleet-management tools. The group also sells remote-controlled demolition robots through Husqvarna Construction. These products share autonomy, electrification and connected-service layers, but autonomous grounds maintenance remains the clearest recurring robotics business represented by the profile.
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