Introducing the “Known Issues & Remedies” Section on Yarbo Wiki

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We’ve launched a new Known Issues & Remedies section on the Yarbo Wiki – covering official fixes, tech insights, and upcoming updates like Technology Updates & Development Notes on positioning accuracy and vision model improvements.

Here you’ll find:

  • Clear explanations for common issues and their causes — not just error codes.

  • Temporary workarounds and step-by-step diagnostic tips.

  • Insight into upcoming software and algorithm upgrades that will make Yarbo even smarter and more reliable.

:speech_balloon: Got an issue or topic you’d like us to cover next? Leave a comment directly in the Wiki’s comment section so we can prioritize the topics most important to you.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Explore it now: Known Issues & Remedies | Yarbo Wiki

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This is fantastic! So happy to see this. Thank you @marco @Yarbo-Forum

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Great idea @Yarbo-Forum

However, where is the “unauthorized and unwanted zero-turn issue”?

People are really asking about this….

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Excellent

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Great to see this! Hopefully it will cut down on some of the reoccurring questions and conversations.

Fingers crossed that the indicated timelines can be achieved.

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This is great! Thank you team Yarbo.

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The “unauthorized and unwanted zero-turn” behavior is now explained in more detail in a new Wiki article covering zero-turn cutting patterns and the scenarios where they occur. You can read it here: Zero-Turn Behavior

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  • Sharp Turns : When the required turning angle falls outside the range of 70–110 degrees, Yarbo defaults to Zero Turn as a safety measure.

@marco I’m curious what safety concern there could be on making a smart turn when the turn angle is outside that range?

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Exactly, unless it is pinned in with obstacles, use the entire area if necessary to turn. Back away from that situation and get turned around, aligned, etc and then go tackle it again.

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@marco I think this needs to be better supported. You customers disagree with this decision and it hinders the quality of your product. The zero-turn problem is becoming a zero-turn gate. You might wish to address the problem in more details and lay out a roadmap to fix the issue.

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