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Worx robot lawn mowers

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Models listed
2
Purchase packages
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A boundary-wire robot mower for lawns stated at 1/2 acre that ships with 820 ft of wire and pegs and runs on a Worx PowerShare 20 V battery.

Positioning and boundary method
Perimeter boundary wire laid as one continuous loop from the charging station around the lawn and any off-limits areas; the mower follows the wire back to the station and uses a bump sensor for obstacles.
Stated lawn area
0.5 acre
Maximum slope inside the lawn
Sources disagree

Purchase packages
Landroid L 1/2 Acre WR155 (US)

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A camera-guided robot mower for lawns stated at 1/4 acre that needs no boundary wire, mapping or RTK, using supplied magnetic strip and RFID cards to mark edges and zones.

Positioning and boundary method
AI camera vision with a 140-degree HDR camera that identifies grass and obstacles; no boundary wire, lawn mapping or RTK. Supplied magnetic strip stops crossings onto adjoining lawns and RFID cards mark separate zones.
Stated lawn area
0.25 acre
Maximum slope inside the lawn
30 %

Purchase packages
Landroid Vision 1/4 Acre WR210 (US)

Before you choose.

How large and how steep is the lawn?

Stated lawn areas and slope limits are manufacturer figures under their own conditions. A slope limit inside the lawn can differ from the limit allowed at the boundary.

How should the mower know where the lawn ends?

A buried or pegged boundary wire, RTK with a reference station, network RTK over cellular, LiDAR and camera vision each need different equipment, sky view or coverage.

What ships in the box and what continues after purchase?

Reference stations, antennas, boundary wire and pegs are package contents, not features. Cellular data allowances can end and may need a paid renewal.