Husqvarna Automower: an iOS controlled, autonomous mower

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22 Comments on Husqvarna Automower: an iOS controlled, autonomous mower

    • Eric Cook wow, I just realised how good of an orientation this. I usually accidentally invoke Siri all the time
      at the gym when doing bench press or push ups. It’s gotten to the point where Apple did not put an auto-fade timer to Siri so when I flip my watch to look at my workout, all I see is Siri writing: “I didn’t get that.”

    • JCube too spend time with family so can be with them. Not worthy about lawn care at your place you live. Be sides trimming and planting plants.

    • The quality of the grass gets better. You’ll have a nicer lawn, think about the football fields. They are trimmed daily.

  1. They were making “smart” mowers for over 20 years?? cough cough… bs. Tech didnt exist 20 years or 15 years ago to have smart mowers or smart almost anything. They made a Robotic mower, not to be confused with Smart mower.

    • Denis Elis have a 420 from Husqvarna, and love it to bits. The trimming pattern is random by design, in order for it to cut as naturally and efficiently as possibly. Looking at the video it seems it’s running at its highest cutting height setting though.

    • Markus Johansson. Yes!! Denis is just don’t know who great it is. The quality of the grass gets much better too, like something you’d find in a football field.

  2. Doesn’t look like it’s cutting anything. Also the map looked like that mower was all over and not getting the whole yard

    • I have one. Basically everyone in Sweden do and it works 100 times better than anything else. The grass get trimmed daily so the grass can’t get long and the trimmed grass work as a nutrient to the grass.

  3. Oooooh I love a gadget but where is the grass collected? Doesn’t look like there’s much space on the mower. And for a lawn that size we’re talking very many un-automated human leg powered trips from the mower to the garden bin. And pfah and fooey to automation if it lazily leaves the cut grass on the lawn for you to scuff up all over your very expensive polished brogues…. anyway, my dog would garrote herself on the guide wires……. Nah…

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