Lawnmower robots that are supposed to do without a perimeter wire have already been presented in the past. Among other things, there is the Nera from Husqvarna, the new Ecovacs Goat G1 or the Segway Navimow. With the Worx Landroid Vision, there is now another model series that should bring your lawn to the desired length without the hassle of pulling the boundary wire. For example, there is the Worx Landroid Vision M600 model, which shaves an area of up to 600 square meters.
Worx installs a full HD wide-angle camera with HDR and automatic white balance for extreme contrasts and flares, and there is an optional LED headlight. According to the manufacturer, the AI decides within 0.05 seconds that the Worx Landroid Vision recognizes animals and stays away from them. It should be obvious that the Worx Landroid Vision has an app connection.
He also masters the usual functions, i.e. zones, schedule and something like that. The Worx Landroid Vision M600 manages gradients of up to 30%, it offers a 18 cm cutting width and an adjustable 30/60 mm cutting height. It can also work “cross-border” if you use RFID tags. While the Vision will automatically dock to charge, it’s safe to mention that the battery is removable and can be used in other Worx products. The device is scheduled to appear in the spring of this year, and prices for different models between 2,400 and 3,000 dollars were mentioned at CES – so you’re right at the top. There is now also a German overview page.
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