Fibocom showcases robotic mower and AI device platforms at electronica 2026
Fibocom is showcasing robotic mower platforms, AI companion technology and wireless connectivity solutions at electronica 2026 in Munich. The company is presenting options for OEMs that range from wireless modules and PCBA designs to application-specific algorithms and system integration support.
- Fibocom is showcasing its solutions at electronica 2026 in Munich.
- Its robotic mower portfolio includes monocular vision, 3D LiDAR, stereo vision and RTK configurations.
- The AI companion platform combines MagiCore, AI Cloud, an app and customization services.
- Connectivity offerings include 5G RedCap, LTE Cat.1 bis, IoT and GNSS modules.
- OEMs can access modules, PCBA designs, algorithms and engineering support.
Three robotic mower architectures
Fibocom’s robotic mower portfolio is built around three sensing and navigation approaches for different product requirements. The first is a lightweight monocular-vision solution that does not use LiDAR or RTK, targeting cost-optimized products.
The second combines monocular vision with 3D LiDAR for gardens with complex layouts and more obstacles. The third uses stereo vision with RTK to provide depth perception and high-precision positioning across larger lawns.
Fibocom says its support extends beyond sensor selection. The company provides core hardware, proprietary perception and navigation algorithms, and system integration support, allowing manufacturers to build on existing solution architectures. The robotics display also includes development kits and stereo camera hardware from D-Robotics.
AI companion hardware and software
Fibocom is also presenting an AI companion solution that combines hardware and software components. Its package includes the MagiCore core unit, AI Cloud, an app, IP Agent customization, and connectivity and AI token services.
The company supports complete device customization and delivery for customers developing AI companion products. AiMOON, a zodiac-themed AI companion toy developed by a customer using MagiCore, shows how the platform can be integrated into character-based consumer devices.
This approach gives OEMs a route to combine a device’s physical design with software and cloud capabilities, while Fibocom provides the underlying connectivity and AI elements described in its showcase.
Connectivity products span modules to complete designs
For broadband and portable connectivity, Fibocom is showing 5G CPE and outdoor unit, or ODU, PCBA solutions, as well as MiFi and Dongle designs. The products include a 5G RedCap MiFi powered by RU311 and a separate portable RedCap device featuring FG132.
At component level, the company is displaying LE270 and LE271 LTE Cat.1 bis modules, the low-power IoT module MQ771, and the MGB GNSS series. Customer devices at the event cover asset tracking, industrial monitoring and remote health monitoring.
Other examples include an AI smart pet collar that combines Fibocom cellular connectivity with pet tracking, activity monitoring and AI-based pet vocalization recognition. According to Fibocom, OEMs can choose among wireless modules, board-level designs, specialized hardware, algorithms and engineering support based on their product development needs.
Fibocom’s electronica 2026 showcase therefore positions the company as a supplier for several stages of device development, from individual connectivity components to integrated robotics and AI products. The company says its broader portfolio combines cellular communication, AI, automotive and GNSS modules with AI toolchains, cloud services, global connectivity and AI Agent capabilities.
