Quick Answer: Husky does not make a robot lawn mower — or any lawn mower. Husky is Home Depot’s own house brand, but it’s strictly hand tools, pneumatic tools, and storage (tool chests, workbenches, ratchets), a category Home Depot has owned outright since it bought the brand in the late 2000s. The mix-up is with Huskee, a completely different, MTD-owned brand of traditional gas mowers also sold at Home Depot — one letter apart, unrelated company, and it doesn’t build a robot either. Home Depot itself already sells real robot mowers, just not under either name: Worx Landroid Vision Cloud and Mammotion’s LUBA/YUKA lines are both live on homedepot.com as of 2026.
If you searched “Husky robot mower” assuming Home Depot’s own brand had finally entered robotic lawn care, here’s the honest picture: it hasn’t, it’s not really a lawn-equipment brand at all, and the store you’re already shopping solved the robot-mower gap with someone else’s hardware instead.
What Husky actually sells — and why it’s not this
| Brand | Owned by | What it sells | Robot mower? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Husky | Home Depot (house brand) | Hand tools, pneumatic tools, tool storage | No — not any mower |
| Huskee | MTD Products (independent) | Gas push and riding mowers, sold at Home Depot | No — operator-driven only |
| Worx Landroid (sold at Home Depot) | Positec | Wire-free RTK robot mowers | Yes |
| Mammotion LUBA/YUKA (sold at Home Depot) | Mammotion | Wire-free RTK robot mowers | Yes |
Husky doesn’t compete in outdoor power equipment at all — no gas mowers, no electric push mowers, nothing with a blade. It’s a hand-tool and garage-storage brand exclusively sold at Home Depot, built to compete with names like Craftsman on price and shelf space, the same role Kobalt plays at Lowe’s. The name collision with Huskee — a real, MTD-manufactured mower brand that happens to sit one aisle over at the same store — is doing most of the work in why this search term has any volume at all.
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Why the search term exists anyway
- Husky is exclusive to Home Depot, so a shopper looking for “my hardware store’s own robot mower” defaults to searching the house-brand name first — the identical instinct behind “Kobalt robot mower” at Lowe’s, which also turns out to be a different brand’s product.
- Huskee’s near-identical name is the real trap. Huskee is a legitimate, decades-old MTD-made mower line sold at Home Depot, but it’s gas push and riding equipment only — no relation to Husky ownership-wise, and no robotic model of its own either.
- Home Depot really does sell robot mowers now, just under Worx and Mammotion’s names. Worx Landroid Vision Cloud has been a standing homedepot.com listing, and Mammotion’s LUBA/YUKA rollout landed at roughly 110 Home Depot stores by April 2026, per the company’s own announcement — so the search intent has a correct answer, it’s just not Husky.
The real answer: Home Depot sells robot mowers, Husky isn’t one of the brands
This is the Home Depot version of a pattern that keeps showing up around big-box house brands: the retailer has genuinely entered robotic mowing, but through an outside brand rather than its own label. See our Home Depot, Lowe’s & Costco robot mower stock guide for the full rundown of exactly which robot mower brands are on which shelf as of August 2026 — Worx and Mammotion at Home Depot, Mammotion again at Lowe’s (where Kobalt doesn’t make one either), and Greenworks Optimow rotating through Costco.
What to buy instead if you actually want a robot mower
Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD 3000H — Actually Sold at Home Depot
- Live on homedepot.com as of 2026, part of the ~110-store Mammotion rollout — no Husky-branded detour to weigh.
- Covers roughly 3/4 acre with 360° LiDAR mapping, per our Mammotion Luba 3 review.
- Also sells on Amazon if you'd rather skip the store trip and get Prime shipping and returns.
Worx Landroid Vision Cloud WR320.1 — Home Depot's Standing Listing
- A regular homedepot.com catalog item, not a rotating promo — the closest thing to a "default" Home Depot robot mower.
- Camera-based Vision Cloud navigation instead of buried boundary wire, with an optional cut-to-edge trimmer attachment.
- See our full Worx Landroid lineup for the WR340 and WR344 AWD step-ups.
Segway Navimow i105 — Cheapest Way In, Ships in Two Days
- Wire-free RTK GPS with VisionFence obstacle avoidance — no boundary cable, no store trip required.
- Undercuts both Home Depot in-store options on price for a quarter-acre flat yard.
- Amazon-only — see our full Segway Navimow lineup.
The bottom line
There’s no Husky robot mower to review — Husky doesn’t sell lawn equipment at all, robotic or otherwise, and the name you might actually be thinking of, Huskee, is an unrelated MTD-made gas-mower brand that also has no robot model. The useful part of this search is that Home Depot itself already solved the problem: Worx Landroid Vision Cloud and the Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD are both standing homedepot.com listings, so the robot mower you were picturing under the house-brand name is sitting a few aisles over under someone else’s. If you’d rather skip the store entirely, the Segway Navimow i105 ($669) undercuts both and ships in two days. Start with our best robot lawn mower rankings for the full field. Husky isn’t the only familiar hardware name with this story — Kobalt doesn’t make one at Lowe’s either, and TTI’s Milwaukee and RYOBI don’t make one at all.