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The Lymow One Plus robot mower runs on tracks and promises to handle slopes of up to 100%
On its official page, Lymow presents an autonomous mower that finds its position by satellite and camera, and avoids obstacles in the garden.
The machine moves on tracks instead of wheels. According to Lymow, they give stable traction on slopes of up to 100% and on uneven ground.
There is no wire to bury. The manufacturer says the user maps the garden with a smartphone and draws a virtual boundary themselves, with no perimeter cable.
According to Lymow, its recognition system has been trained to identify obstacles, whether pets, toys or garden decorations.
Lymow announces up to 7,000 m² mowed per day. It states itself that this is a theoretical maximum, measured in a laboratory in ideal conditions.
Source
- Lymow (official product pages) · fr.lymow.com
