H Series 800

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  • RTK+Vision Integration for More Stable Positioning: Navimow robot lawn mower integrates RTK positioning and advanced vision technology, greatly improving positioning stability. In places with weak signals or light tree coverage, Navimow can rely on its visual recognition to continue mowing without going out of boundaries
  • Virtual Boundary & Systematic Mowing: Easy and quick setup without need of perimeter wires. Simply use your App to set a virtual boundary, Navimow robotic lawn mower will follow a planned path within the boundaries to ensure systematic and efficient grass cutting. Navimow can also change its mowing direction to minimize tracks on the lawn
  • Visual Obstacle Avoidance: Navimow’s vision camera can not only identify obstacles protruding from the ground such as flowerpots and footballs, but also other non-grass obstacles that are laid flat on the ground such as picnic mats to ensure better obstacle avoidance. Moreover, Navimow smart lawn mower is equipped with multiple built-in safety sensors, further enhancing its secure operation
  • Smart App Control & Multi-Zone Management: With the App, you can edit the mowing map, set different schedules and cutting heights for up to 12 zones, remote control your lawn mower, keep track of the mowing progress and locate your mower in case of theft. You can also easily download over-the-air (OTA) updates to access the latest features and improvements

Max Area 0.2 acres
Cut Height 1.2″ – 2.44″
Max Slope 80%

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