Robot Mowers are the Future :: Matt The Mower Guy Interview
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Robot Mowers will take over. But they are NOT the end of professional lawn care, instead, they are the next evolution of a segment (lawn care) that is ripe for disruption. Those on the forefront will benefit most.
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The talk around battery powered equipment, and robot mowers is the same kind of bs you heard when EVs were coming out. Useful for a specific person, but impractical for most, and guaranteed to have all kinds of problems along the way, just as EVs still do.
I completely agree with what you're saying around robotic mowers from a DIYer perspective. There is also a big portion of the market available if you were to target home automation enthusiasts. I've researched a few time times in the past, and there are no solid robotic mowers that have a open or documented API for controlling the mower by automation. I would love to deploy one of these in my yard, but I don't want yet another proprietary app to setup and control.
Awesome discussion guys. Been eagerly waiting for more details on the unit with no wires Toro is supposed to release this spring. But after listening to this, might just get a Husqvarna with wires now if wireless units not quite ready yet for residential for a couple years.
great discussion! loved everyone's viewpoints!
Robots like this will deprive children of the valuable lesson of slave labor
Cost/ Benefit analysis
Great content guys !
First Aussie 😁. Interesting. 😎
I bought and still have have one of the original Robomow units in spring 2002. It's still in working shape, but in mothballs at the moment. We loved and used it regularly for a number of years. The drawbacks was the lead acid batteries and charging time, but it was very affordable compared to today's units. I paid something like $500.00 for it and cut my yard work time by at least 80%.
Back then...that was a big deal to me, as I didn't have much time off.
Cool idea but height of cut is 2 inches
Below half inch with a fairway kit
I would love to own one it's not cheap and I would hate if someone rob it that was a great show thanks again guys
Great information.
Ok I know this is a click bait title, lol
its a good discussion for sure and I hope it will help some guys get ahead on things!
Lick bate and that thumbnail 😂
It may be the way of the future, but for me I’ll keep doing my own mowing. 🙂
for sure, me and you we love to mow! But there is a segment of the population that really despises mowing, they are the target for this thing and they are usually the ones who hire lawn companies. That is why I think it's the best thing for a landscaper to get into.