At a moment when outdoor robotics is dividing between machines built for tidy suburban lawns and those built for the unruly demands of real land, a company rooted in industrial robotics has turned its attention to the Australian backyard. GOKO's M6 robotic mower — four-wheel drive, AI-guided, and capable of slopes that would stop most machines — is now available for pre-order in Australia, priced from A$3,999. The launch is less a product announcement than a proposition: that the gap between consumer convenience and professional-grade capability need not be as wide as the market has long assum