How does a robot lawn mower work?

A robot lawn mower can independently mow your lawn, within that's been closed off with boundary wire. The robot lawn mower receives a special sign from these wires, so it knows exactly where to mow. In addition, there are also cliff sensors, that help the robot lawn mower to avoid falling down from elevated areas. A collision sensor helps detect objects, so the robot lawn mower doesn't collide with anything. Additionally, if you feel like controlling your robot lawn mower yourself, there are also robots that can be remotely controlled via an app or remote control.

You start out at the base station, and start placing boundary wire or perimeter wire around the edges of your lawn. Refer to the manual in order to determine the distance to your lawn's borders. Make sure to also demarcate obstacles such as ponds. Firmly fix the boundary wires into place using the special clamps. If you also want to scarify your lawn, don't bury the wire deeper than 20 centimeters. To complete the process, connect the wires to the base station.

The base station is your robot lawn mower home base. Give it a spot that's no further than 20 meters away from a power source in your home or the shed. Make sure the spot is as level as possible, at least 3 meters away from any corners, and has lots of open space surrounding it. Refer to the manual for all of the technical data. At the very least, make sure that all of the boundary wires come together in the base station, and to supply the base station with power.