Autonomous snow removal — in development
Snow falls. It gets eaten.
SnowEater is a self-driving, all-electric snow blower being built in Canada. It learns your property, watches the sky, and clears every snowfall on its own — then docks itself before you're awake.
Planned operation
How it will work
01
Map
On its first run, onboard sensors learn your driveway, walkways, and edges. No buried wires, no beacons — it just knows where your property ends.
02
Eat
When snow starts piling up, SnowEater wakes on its own, clears everything, and throws the snow exactly where you told it to. Storm after storm.
03
Repeat
Back to the dock. Recharge. Wait for the next system to roll in. It doesn't get cold, it doesn't get tired, and it never asks the kids for help.
- Drivetrain
- All-electric, tracked
- Snow depth
- Up to 30 cm / pass
- Operating temp
- Down to −25 °C
- Supervision
- None required
Coming soon
Winter is on notice.
SnowEater is an independent hardware project taking shape in Canada. The details are still being engineered — updates will land right here as the build progresses.