Robotic Pool Cleaner Market to Reach USD 6.53 Billion by 2032: Pentair, Maytronics, Fluidra, Hayward and Aiper Compete for Share
According to recent research by Arizton, the global robotic pool cleaner market was valued at USD 2.75 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 6.53 billion by 2032, expanding at a CAGR of 13.10% during the forecast period. The market remains moderately consolidated, with Maytronics, Aiper, Fluidra, Hayward, and Pentair among the leading players.
Leading players hold significant positions in the global robotic pool cleaner market, with Maytronics and Aiper representing the largest individual shares among the companies shown.
Thus the competitive landscape is evolving as robotic pool cleaning moves toward cordless, connected, and automated solutions. Manufacturers are differentiating through intelligent navigation, battery performance, cleaning coverage, app-based controls, improved filtration, automated retrieval, and smart-pool integration. The expanding installed base is also creating opportunities for replacement parts, battery servicing, software updates, repairs, warranties, and preventive maintenance.
The leading players are taking different approaches to this opportunity. Maytronics and Aiper are more focused on robotic-cleaning technologies, while Fluidra, Hayward, and Pentair connect robotic cleaning with broader pool-equipment portfolios covering automation, water management, pumps, filtration, and digital pool management. This difference provides the context for how each company is positioning itself in the market.
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How Leading Players Are Positioning for The Next Phase of Robotic Pool Cleaning
Pentair: Turning Pool Automation into a Broader Offering
In 2025–2026, Pentair continued strengthening its Pool segment through investments in connected pool equipment, automation, water management, and aftermarket service capabilities. The company is integrating digital controls and automated pool-management solutions across residential and commercial pools, positioning robotic cleaning within a broader connected pool-equipment offering.
Pentair’s Pool segment generated USD 1.559 billion in 2025, up 8.5% from USD 1.436 billion in 2024. The increase was primarily supported by higher selling prices, the contribution from the G & F Manufacturing acquisition, and increased sales volume.
By combining robotic cleaning with connected equipment, automation, water management, and aftermarket services, Pentair is positioning pool maintenance as an integrated equipment and service offering rather than a standalone cleaning purchase.
Hayward: Connecting Robotic Cleaning with Smart-Pool Systems
Hayward is expanding its connected-pool ecosystem through its Omni automation platform and broader smart-pool portfolio. Its strategy brings robotic cleaning together with pool automation, water treatment, pumps, and filtration, creating a more integrated approach to pool maintenance across residential and commercial applications.
The company reported 6.7% year-over-year growth in net sales in 2025, reflecting continued expansion of its business. Its broader product strategy places robotic cleaning alongside automation and other pool equipment rather than treating it as a standalone product category.
This positions Omni automation and connects equipment as central elements of Hayward’s approach to automated pool maintenance.
Fluidra: Taking its Pool Portfolio into Cordless Robotics
Fluidra continued expanding its connected-pool ecosystem through Fluidra Pool and brands including Polaris, Zodiac, Jandy, and AstralPool. Its portfolio brings robotic cleaning together with automation, water treatment, filtration, and digital pool management, giving the company a broad offering across pool maintenance.
This portfolio is also shaping Fluidra’s approach to robotic cleaning. Through its strategic partnership with Aiper, including an initial 27% investment, Fluidra expanded its exposure to cordless robotic pool-cleaning technology while continuing to develop its connected-pool capabilities.
Fluidra’s established pool brands, connected equipment, and Aiper partnership provide a broader path into cordless, automated pool cleaning while extending its offering beyond robotic cleaners.
Maytronics: Moving Dolphin Toward Smarter, Cordless Cleaning
The robotic pool cleaner market is moving beyond basic automated cleaning toward cordless operation, intelligent navigation, longer battery performance, and connected controls. Maytronics is aligning its Dolphin portfolio with this shift by expanding cordless and connected models across residential pool sizes and price tiers.
This shift changes where manufacturers can differentiate. Cleaning coverage and automation remain important, but battery performance, navigation, connectivity, and ease of use are becoming part of the product proposition. Maytronics’ focus on these features across its Dolphin range reflects the broader move toward higher-value robotic cleaning systems.
With distribution across 65 countries and more than 100 partners, Maytronics has an established route to market for this expanding product category, while its presence across residential and commercial applications supports a broad customer base.
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What these Competitive Moves Signal
Cordless capability is becoming a core product differentiator. Manufacturers are focusing on battery runtime, navigation, cleaning coverage, connectivity, and automated retrieval as they develop more autonomous robotic cleaners.
Pool-equipment integration is creating broader product propositions. Pentair, Hayward, and Fluidra connect robotic cleaning with automation, water treatment, pumps, filtration, and digital pool management, while Maytronics and Aiper maintain a stronger focus on robotic-cleaning technologies.
Partnerships are bringing new players into robotics. Fluidra’s initial 27% investment in Aiper provides a clear example of a broader pool-equipment company gaining direct exposure to cordless robotic cleaning.
The installed base is creating aftermarket opportunities. Replacement parts, battery servicing, software updates, warranty coverage, repairs, and preventive maintenance extend the commercial opportunity beyond the initial equipment purchase.
What to Watch in the Robotic Pool Cleaner Market In 2026
In 2026, cordless cleaning, intelligent navigation, battery performance, connectivity, and automation are key areas of product development. Maytronics and Aiper are focused strongly on robotic-cleaning technology, while Pentair, Hayward, and Fluidra are integrating robotic cleaning with broader pool-equipment and automation systems.
Competition is also extending into aftermarket services and lifecycle support, including replacement parts, battery servicing, software updates, repairs, and preventive maintenance.
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