"A lawn-mowing robot has long been one of the great promises of the digital age. But the ones on the market for the last decade or more have mostly created more work than they took away. Worx, which has been in the business a while, showed off the Landroid Vision. It's packed with cameras and autonomous-vehicle AI so it can tell the difference between grass and other surfaces. You don't even have to set up boundary wires or antennas to keep it from running off. It's "drop and mow," as the company says. During a demo in Las Vegas, it easily steered clear of a (plush) hedgehog lying on the turf. It starts at $2,399 and goes on sale in April." [1]
https://www.worx.com/landroid/vision-technology/
1.Cool, Crazy and Cute Tech We Found at Las Vegas CES
Tibken, Shara; Cordilia, James; Brown, Dalvin. Wall Street Journal, Eastern edition; New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]. 09 Jan 2023: A.12.
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