The Next Phase of Commercial Autonomous Mowing

Since the competitive landscape is always shifting for you, at Exmark, we’re always working on what’s next to help you do it better, faster, and more profitably. The same spirit of innovation that changed the commercial mowing landscape with the revolutionary Lazer Z zero-turn in 1995 is alive and kicking harder than ever.
Today, we’re working toward the launch of an autonomous mower that represents the next phase of commercial mowing. No longer will you be beholden to doing one task at a time. Now, after a quick set up process, you can let the mower do the bulk of the mowing, while you trim, prune, or take care of other work on the property. That’s next level productivity, and soon the power will be in your hands.

[@Greenzie]

Not too shabby, Exmark, not too shabby. We like it.

[@BigRedServicesLLC]

Wow this looks super cool.

[@Gartendienst]

Great! If you have two or three of them… Can they do teaming so one defines the limits and exclusion zones and the other start as soon as the Area is defined by one for all? So one operator could do a serious amount of mowing during trimming edges or hedges? I guess two of them would fit in a 16feet trailer.

[@ExmarkManufacturing]

Hello - Thanks for the questions. The recorded boundary is stored in the cloud, and can be recalled by any machine on a customer's account. There is not a need to re-record the boundary. We do not currently have the ability to run multiple machines within the same boundary, but it is something we are looking into. Thanks!

[@lscarp]

How does it handle on hillsides?

[@Joe_Shamrock]

Release date?

[@phillip4984]

How much is this unit

[@markflemming6528]

not electric?