How Robera Tracks You
Instead of a beacon or GPS tag clipped to your belt, Robera uses an onboard camera and 3D visual guidance to recognize your shape and gestures directly, then follows along, adjusting automatically for strong outdoor light and even low-light conditions. A one-button remote can also summon the caddy from up to 100 meters away when you just need it to come to you.
Lead or Follow: Marching Mode
Most tracking caddies only ever trail behind you. Robera's Marching Mode flips that, letting the caddy move ahead of you in reverse-follow instead, useful anytime you'd rather it clear the way first. Switching between Follow and Marching modes takes a button press, no re-pairing or re-calibrating required.
Built for the Course
Obstacle avoidance keeps Robera clear of other golfers, bags, bunkers, and course signage, and no-go zone detection stops it before it gets near water hazards. An anti-tipping design with a fifth wheel keeps it stable on slopes up to 25 degrees, and a dedicated downhill mode manages descent automatically. The removable battery is rated for up to 36 holes and recharges in about 3.5 hours.
If the Battery Runs Low
Robera doesn't lock up if the battery dies mid-round. It switches to a free-wheel or power-assist mode so you can keep pushing it by hand the rest of the way.
Accessories
Round out a Robera setup with a drink holder, umbrella holder, sand bottle holder, phone holder, seat, scorecard and holder kit, and a matching golf cart bag.
