Lymow has unveiled the Lymow One, the world’s first smart robotic mower featuring mulching blades and tracked treads, designed for large lawns and diverse terrain. With its innovative LyCut Dual Blade Mowing Deck and LySee Multi-Fusion Navigation, the Lymow One promisses superior performance, according to the brand, providing up to five times more daily coverage than competitors.
The Lymow One’s LyCut deck utilizes two high-speed mulching blades powered by a 1200W brushless motor, spinning at 6000 RPM to efficiently cut all grass types and tackle debris like pinecones. Its high-speed fan ensures even clipping distribution, enhancing lawn health. The mower also features a versatile, terrain-adaptive floating deck that adjusts cutting height from 1.2 to 4 inches for flexibility on uneven surfaces.
For navigation, the Lymow One combines RTK satellite positioning with VSLAM technology, offering precise, boundary-wire-free mowing with centimeter-level accuracy. It includes a stereo camera for obstacle avoidance, enabling it to recognize and adapt to various objects, such as pet waste or fruits. The mower’s path planning feature allows users to create perfectly aligned stripes on the lawn.
The Lymow One’s tracked treads provide superior stability and speed, covering up to 1.73 acres per day. Its rugged design can navigate rough terrain, slopes up to 45°, and withstand wet conditions. A robust, one-piece aluminum frame and LiFePO4 battery ensure durability and long-lasting performance.
Availability and Price
Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, the Lymow One is set for delivery in April 2025, priced at $2,999. For more details or pre-orders, visit Lymow’s website.
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