Nexmow Robot Mowers from URSRobot use 4G cellular and an industrial-grade RTK Network to create digital boundary maps and navigate mowers with a 2-centimeter accuracy. Installation of the geofence boundary is done once, and maps are saved to the cloud; then operators can deploy from 1-10 Nexmow robots to operate in a fleet. Any combination of robots can be deployed as needed, and they mow stripes and diamond cut patterns. The swappable lithium-ion battery has a six-hour run time and takes three hours to fully charge. There are no boundary wires or charging stations to install. Nexmow mowers allow landscapers to redeploy or supplement the lawn mowing labor from site to site. They are quiet and emission free. Nexmows can be purchased or rented (one-year subscription) from authorized Nexmow dealers in the US. Everything is controlled from the Nexmow app (iPhone and Android available) Drop, Mow and Go with a Nexmow. Additional features include:
- Cutting deck: 14 inches
- Blades: five flail style razor blades
- Drive: two-wheel drive
- Mowing speed: 1.8 mph
- Mowing capacity: one Nexmow can mow .14 acres per hour; a fleet of four can mow .56 acre per hour
- Safety sensors: four ultrasonic sensors, bump and lift sensors
- Security: bump and lift sensors trigger alarm, robot takes pictures, GPS tracking, and the robot can only operate from account assigned via Nexmow app
- Cutting height: 1.5 to 4 inches controlled via app
- Mowing direction: artificial Intelligence (AI) determines the most effective mowing direction when robots are deployed, but the operator has capability to override AI to change mow direction. Robot mows in stripes.
- Swappable battery: 778-watt lithium-ion battery
- Runtime: five to six hours
- Charge time: three hours for a full charge
- Battery cycle charge: rated at 700 or two years of daily usage
- Installation: digital boundaries are created using the Nexmow robot or Virtual Marker, and maps are saved to landscaper’s private account.
The Nexmow App is available for iPhone and Android phone.
