Lawn robots are autonomous robotic lawn mowers designed to mow the lawn without human supervision. These devices are equipped with various sensors, navigation systems and blades and can move independently, mow the lawn and return to the charging station if necessary.

When installing a lawn robot, it is important to follow some basic steps:

Preparing the lawn area: Before installing the lawn robot, the lawn area must be prepared. This usually involves mowing the lawn the first time with a traditional lawnmower, removing any obstructions such as rocks, branches or other objects that could get in the way of the robot.

Fence Installation: When using a robotic lawnmower, you need to create a fence that defines the area that the robot will mow. A fence can be created using a special fence tape, cable or wire that is installed on the ground around the border of the area to be mowed. This boundary line helps the robot to navigate and define the area to be mowed and prevents it from exiting to unwanted places.

Installing a charging station: Lawn robots need regular charging to keep mowing. The charging station is usually installed at the edge of the lawn or some other convenient location. The robot can return to the charging station on its own when its battery is running low.

Setup and programming: After installation, the lawn robot must be set up according to the user’s preferences. This includes programming the working hours, setting the mowing height and other settings according to the user’s needs.

Regular maintenance: In order for the lawn robot to function effectively, it is important to carry out regular maintenance, including cleaning or changing the blades, cleaning the robot regularly and updating the software if necessary.

Installing robotic lawnmowers can take some time, but with proper preparation and the right technique, it’s a fairly simple process and provides convenient, care-free lawn care. It is also recommended to read the robotic lawnmower’s user manual before installation to ensure proper installation and best results.