MAMMOTION LUBA 3 AWD

you're still going to need to do some manual string trimming, especially say along fence lines and around flower beds.

It also now has 360° LIDAR alongside dual cameras for more precise mapping and obstacle avoidance.

It will of course take advantage of its LAR. Tries to detect the boundaries of this map.

This thing feels more like a Tesla figuring out your lawn with the combination of that lidar, the vision, and the network RTK. Those three combined together, it's just a beautiful machine that navigates your lawn with so much more precision than really honestly any other robot lawnmower that I've tested to date.

My entire property is on a hill and it's not a gradual hill. Some areas are very steep. This handled it without a problem.

It did bump it a little bit with that front bumper, but nothing really hard. It moved the ball just a little bit and then got back to work.

I think that's just because of how quiet it is.

I have found that it just doesn't do the greatest of jobs at kind of making sure that those edges stay freshly clean and cut.

The edges, it seems to be getting even closer to. There's still small areas that need to be cleaned up with the string trimmer

GPS-level positioning to map your yard, climbs hills most mowers can't, and avoids obstacles like it knows what it's looking at.

It sees more objects and everything. It sees it, it classifies it, and it reroutes itself.

If you have very steep slopes, and your soil is extremely dry, the mower might struggle in certain spots if it can't get proper traction.

This is going to be a good one for you, especially if you have those slopes. Uh the all-wheel drive system is really good.

His yard's not soft and sandy like mine is, so his wheels did not cause any turf damage.