SYDNEY, Oct. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Australian Olympic swimming champion Emily Seebohm has partnered with Aiper, the world’s No. 1 smart robotic pool cleaner brand and a global leader in smart yard innovation*. Together, they’ll explore how smart pool and yard technology can help Australians spend less time on maintenance and more time enjoying life outdoors.
Across four Olympic Games, seven Olympic medals and a career at the highest level of swimming, every second counted for Emily. Fractions of a second can mean the difference between a personal best and a podium finish, with the pool at the centre.
Since retiring from professional swimming in 2025, Emily’s relationship with the water has changed. Now a mum to her three-year-old son, she spends much of her time at home in Brisbane, where the pool has become less about performance and more about slowing down, getting outside and enjoying time together.
That shift comes at a time when finding space to slow down can feel increasingly difficult, with a third (33%) of Australians always or often rushed for time, rising to half of families (51%) with children under 15[1].
This data highlights just how difficult it can be to find breathing room amid the demands of everyday life. For Emily, that breathing room looks like an unhurried swim, an afternoon outside with her family or simply being able to enjoy the backyard without thinking about what needs to be done next.
As summer approaches, Emily’s new partnership with Aiper explores how smart yard care technology can help take some of the routine work out of outdoor living, leaving more time for the everyday experiences that matter most.
"I spent so many years where every second in the pool counted, whether I was training, racing or trying to improve. Now, I value having more time to spend with my son and family, getting outside and enjoying being at home. With a pool and backyard to look after, I love having technology like Aiper’s to take care of some of those jobs, giving us more time to jump in the pool and enjoy being together," says Emily.
With a pool and lawn to maintain, outdoor living also comes with its share of upkeep, from clearing leaves and debris to keeping the garden in good shape. Aiper’s range of smart pool and yard technology is designed to take some of that routine work off homeowners’ hands. Their Scuba V3 features advanced AI Naviumâ„¢ Mode for hands-free weekly cleaning, generating a personalized plan based on pool size, weather, and cleaning history. Paired with the EcoSurfer S2, they form an "Experts Duo" that delivers 360° top-to-bottom coverage. The Scuba S3 also offers a spotless automated pool-cleaning solution.
Beyond the pool, Aiper’s IrriSense N2 SE helps simplify lawn care with automated watering and intelligent water management. Designed to help maintain healthier lawns while saving up to 40% of water, the system extends Aiper’s Smart Yard Ecosystem into other aspects of outdoor living, helping homeowners spend less time on routine upkeep and more time enjoying their backyards as the warmer months approach.
David Sholl, Aiper’s Key Account Manager for Australia, says the partnership reflects Aiper’s broader ambition to make smart pool care a more natural part of everyday life.
"Emily has spent so much of her life in and around the pool, so it’s great to see how that relationship has evolved from training and performance to relaxing and enjoying time with her family. Many Australians can relate to wanting more time for the things they enjoy, and by using technology to take care of some of the jobs around the backyard, Aiper can help people spend less time on maintenance and more time enjoying their outdoor spaces," says David.
Through the new partnership, Aiper is championing a simpler approach to pool and yard care, helping Australians spend less time on maintenance and more time enjoying the finer things in life.
To celebrate Emily Seebohm becoming Aiper’s Australian Brand Partner, Aiper is hosting a giveaway in the official Aiper Facebook Group. Australians can join the group for a chance to win an Aiper product and experience the same smart pool care as Emily. People can also connect with fellow users to exchange practical tips and advice on pool, yard, and home maintenance. As part of the celebration, Emily’s fans can also enjoy an exclusive 5% discount on Aiper products using the code EMILY at checkout.
The Aiper Scuba V3, EcoSurfer S2, Scuba S3 and IrriSense N2 SE are available in Australia through the Aiper online store and selected retail partners. For more information, visit Aiper’s range of robotic pool cleaners.
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About Aiper
Aiper is the No.1 smart robotic pool cleaner brand and a leader in reliable, intelligent solutions for the smart yard ecosystem*. From crystal-clear pools to balanced water and smarter irrigation, Aiper’s ecosystem simplifies care across your entire yard. Trusted by more than 4 million users worldwide, Aiper is available in over 10,000 stores across 50+ countries and regions. Renowned for excellence, Aiper products have earned prestigious honours including the Red Dot Design Award. Additionally, Aiper has been recognized as a CES Innovation Awards honoree in 2023, 2024, and 2025, underscoring its commitment to pioneering smart yard solutions. Aiper products are available across Australia through Aiper.com, Amazon, Clark Rubber and Pool & Spa Warehouse.
*Euromonitor International Co., Ltd., in terms of 2025 manufacturer sales volume (units) in the world. Smart robotic pool cleaner is defined as: intelligent service robots integrating mechanical, electronic, software algorithm and sensor technologies. They autonomously or with minimal human intervention perform pool cleaning and maintenance tasks, typically featuring smart navigation, path planning, and multiple cleaning modes. Research completed in 2026/3.
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