Navigation: Uses sensors, cameras, or GPS to map and navigate your lawn.

Cutting: Automatically adjusts cutting height and patterns for even coverage.

Charging: Returns to its docking station to recharge when the battery is low.

Smart features: Can be controlled via smartphone apps, schedules, and integrates with smart home systems.

Time-saving: Automates lawn care, freeing up your time.

Eco-friendly: Often electric-powered, reducing emissions.

Consistent cuts: Maintains a well-groomed lawn with minimal effort.

Quiet operation: Much quieter than traditional gas mowers.

Smart integration: Can be controlled remotely and integrated with other smart devices.

Map your lawn: Use the app or onboard system to define boundaries and no-go zones.

Install boundary wires: Some models require physical wires to mark the lawn edges.

Set schedules: Program mowing times and frequency via the app.

Charge the mower: Ensure it’s fully charged before the first use.

Yes, smart mowers are designed with safety features such as:

Lift and tilt sensors: Stops the blades if the mower is lifted or tilted.

Obstacle detection: Avoids collisions with objects, pets, or people.

Blade design: Uses small, lightweight blades that reduce injury risk.