U.S. Robotic Pool Cleaner Market to Reach USD 696.9 Million by 2030, Driven by AI and Smart Tech
According to Arizton's latest research report, the U.S. robotic pool cleaner market is growing at a CAGR of 6.39% during 2024-2030.
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Report Scope:
Market Size (2030): USD 696.92 Million
Market Size (2024): USD 480.50 Million
CAGR (2024-2030): 6.39%
Historic Year: 2021-2023
Base Year: 2024
Forecast Year: 2025-2030
Market Segmentation: Pool Type, End User, Distribution Channel, Connectivity, and Geography
Geographic Analysis: South, West, Northeast, and Midwest
U.S. Robotic Pool Cleaner Market Overview The U.S. robotic pool cleaner market is expanding steadily, driven by rising demand for automated, energy-efficient pool vacuums and smart pool maintenance solutions. Advances in smart pool technology are transforming traditional pool care, with robotic pool vacuums and automatic cleaning machines now operating independently of a pool's filtration system while thoroughly cleaning floors, walls, steps, and waterlines.
A vast installed base of over 10 million swimming pools nationwide, including an estimated 10.4 million residential pools and about 6.1 million in-ground pools by 2025, fuels this demand. In-ground pools especially drive adoption of advanced cordless robotic pool cleaners due to larger size and complex layouts. The trend toward smart homes is boosting demand for connected, low-maintenance, and energy-saving pool care solutions.
AI-Powered Robotic Pool Cleaners Gain Traction as Smart Homes Expand The market is growing as consumers extend smart home convenience outdoors, driving demand for AI-powered automatic pool vacuums and smart robotic cleaning machines that boost efficiency and reduce manual work. Over two-thirds of buyers now prefer premium models with real-time mapping, adaptive cleaning, and predictive maintenance.
Brands are meeting this demand with advanced advanced models such as AIRROBO's PC100, which uses NaviClean AI for optimized cleaning, while WYBOT's S3 robot, which adds 3D mapping, self-emptying, solar charging, and real-time control, delivering energy-efficient, hands-free pool care that aligns with sustainability and connected living trends
Recent developments
Maytronics launched the updated 2024 version of the Dolphin LIBERTY 300, featuring enhanced filtration options, continued cordless operation, wall climbing, and top-access filter baskets.
WYBOT, announced in January 2025 the WYBOT S3 Pool Cleaning Robot, a groundbreaking advancement in robotic pool maintenance, at CES 2025.
Energy Efficiency Emerges as a Key Growth Driver in the U.S. Robotic Pool Cleaner Market
The U.S. robotic pool cleaner market is seeing stronger demand for models that combine automation with energy efficiency, as higher electricity costs and sustainability goals shape consumer choices. Advanced units now use smart navigation, efficient motors, and optimized cleaning paths to cut runtime and power use without sacrificing performance. This shift spans large pools, where energy-saving robots provide broad coverage with minimal energy, to smaller residential pools served by compact models like the Dolphin Escape, which delivers a thorough clean in under an hour.
New launches such as Aiper's Scuba X1 Pro Max, introduced in 2025, reflect this trend with features like multiple suction motors, water quality sensors, smart route planning, and wireless charging, offering up to 10 hours of intelligent, low-maintenance pool care and signaling the market's move toward more sustainable, user-friendly solutions.
Smart Technology Reshapes the USD 480.50 Million US Robotic Pool Cleaner Market Rising demand for hassle-free, energy-efficient pool care is driving rapid innovation in the US robotic pool cleaner market, where automation, AI-powered navigation, and smart home integration are becoming standard. To meet expectations for sustainable, low-maintenance pool cleaning, leading manufacturers are expanding portfolios with advanced automatic pool vacuums and smart cleaning machines, while investing in wireless connectivity and digital platforms to keep users engaged.
Recent strategic moves, like Hayward Industries' push into advanced water treatment and Fluidra's growing digital ecosystem serving over 100,000 users, reflect how smart, connected, and energy-saving features are transforming robotic pool maintenance into a fast-evolving, future-ready market.
Southern U.S. Commands 40% Share of Robotic Pool Cleaner Market The Southern region accounted for the largest share of the U.S. robotic pool cleaner market in 2024, with more than 40% share, and is projected to reach over USD 284 million by 2030. High tourism and hospitality activity in states like Florida and Texas drives strong adoption of smart, automatic pool vacuums and robotic pool cleaning machines in hotels, resorts, and public aquatic facilities, where energy efficiency, hygiene, and hassle-free maintenance are critical. Meanwhile, the Western U.S. market is expected to grow at a CAGR above 6.31% during 2024–2030, supported by high pool ownership rates and steady demand for smart tech solutions that deliver automated, low-maintenance pool care throughout the year.
Key Company Profiles
Pentair
Hayward Industries, Inc.
Fluidra S.A.
Maytronics
Other Prominent Company Profiles
Aiper
Betta
Blue Helix One
AQUATRON ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGY LTD.
Water Tech
WYBOT
Beatbot
Market Segmentation & Forecast
Pool Type
In-ground Cleaner
Above Ground Cleaner
End User
Residential
Commercial
Distribution Channel
Online
Offline
Connectivity
Cord
Cordless
Geography
The U.S.
South
West
Northeast
Midwest
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