The era of having to use boundary wires or RTK stations to use robotic mowers is done. The latest models use AI vision, LiDAR and other advanced tech to map your yard and cut grass right out of the box. Take the MOVA LiDAX Ultra 3000: it is a AWD robotic lawn mower that uses 3D LiDAR and AI dual vision mapping to keep your yard in good shape. It uses 4 x 116W hub motors to overcome slopes up to 80%. It can also overcome obstacles up to 2.4 inches. This mower has a cutting width of 15.8 inches. It uses a dual disc system with 12 blades to get the job done efficiently.
Here are the most relevant specs for this robotic mower:
- cutting height: 1.2”–3.9“
- 360° 3D LiDAR, dual vision AI
- dual maps, 150 managed zones
- 0.25 acre per charge cutting
- 15.8-inch cutting width
- 36V battery
- 300+ obstacle detection
- 4G anti-theft protection free for 3 years
- 80% slope capability.
A lot of old robotic mowers struggled along the edges of lawns. This one uses UltraTrim 2.0 technology to cut within 1.2 inches of your lawn’s edges. With app control, you can create dual maps and manage multiple mowing zones. Thanks to UltraView 3.0 technology, this robot continues to operate under trees and in low GPS areas.
