Spino S1 Pro: A Robot Pool Cleaner That Lifts Itself Out of Water
Pool maintenance just got a futuristic upgrade. The Spino S1 Pro, unveiled at CES 2026, is a robot pool cleaner designed to remove the hassle of lifting devices in and out of your pool. Using an innovative robotic arm and docking station, this smart cleaner can lift itself out of the water to recharge. It also navigates pools autonomously, identifying corners, steps, and debris hotspots to ensure a thorough clean every time.
Smart Navigation for Spotless Pools
The Spino S1 Pro relies on an onboard camera and advanced sensors to scan the pool’s surface and floor. It detects messy areas, obstacles, edges, and steps, allowing it to clean efficiently without human supervision. Whether it’s silt, sand, or leaves, this robotic cleaner targets trouble spots while moving systematically around the pool. Mammotion’s technology promises precise navigation and minimal risk of missed areas.
Powerful Cleaning Performance
Equipped with five brushless motors and tank-style treads, the Spino S1 Pro grips pool surfaces firmly. It pumps up to 6,800 gallons of water per hour through its dual-layer filter, capturing fine particles and larger debris alike. This high-capacity cleaning system ensures sparkling water without manual intervention. Whether for residential or commercial pools, the S1 Pro is engineered to handle demanding cleaning tasks.
Auto-Shore Charging Technology
A standout feature of the Spino S1 Pro is its auto-shore charging system. The robot communicates underwater with its docking station and guides itself back for charging. Once docked, the arm lifts the device out of the water, eliminating the need for manual retrieval. Mammotion says the robot maintains connectivity within a 10-meter radius of its dock, offering convenience for pool owners who want hands-off operation.
Connectivity and Battery Life
While Mammotion highlights the Spino S1 Pro’s connectivity, battery details remain limited. The previous model, Spino E1, offered up to 210 minutes of operation per charge. Observers at CES 2026 are curious to see whether the S1 Pro surpasses this runtime, given its enhanced features and larger motor system.
Launch and Availability
Mammotion plans to release the Spino S1 Pro in the first quarter of 2026. Final specifications and pricing will be announced closer to the launch date. Early demonstrations suggest this robot could redefine pool cleaning, offering automation, efficiency, and convenience in a single package.
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