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One Yarbo Core takes a mower, a leaf blower and a snow blower. Here is what the robot does each month of the year, when to swap modules, and the upkeep that goes with each season.

If you travel in winter or leave before dawn, snow does not wait for you. Here are the options for keeping your driveway and walk clear while you are away, and how robots fit in.

Robot snow blowers detect obstacles and stop, but they still throw snow and have moving parts. Here is how the safety features work and the habits that keep kids, pets and cars safe.

A Yarbo's battery life depends on the module, the job and the weather. Here are Yarbo's runtime and charging figures, how cold affects them, and how to look after the battery for years.

A robot snow blower works slower than a person with a walk-behind, but it works without you. Here is how to estimate the time for your driveway, including recharge breaks.

A robot snow blower costs more than a walk-behind because it is a battery vehicle, a navigation system and a snow thrower in one. Here is where the money goes and how to judge value.

A remote control snow plow pushes snow while you steer it. A robot snow blower lifts and throws snow on its own schedule. Here is how they compare on depth, slopes and effort.

Yarbo's robot takes in snow up to 12 inches high, throws it 6 to 40 feet and clears up to 7,000 square feet per charge in light snow. Here is how depth and wetness change those numbers.

The questions people type about Yarbo, answered with what Yarbo publishes: rain, hills, boundary wire, cameras, noise, towing, acres and more. Where Yarbo gives no figure, we say so.