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USE CASE · GREEN SPACES

Robot lawn mower for green spaces: lawns cut without a boundary wire

The robot mows regularly, by zones set in the app, with no wire to bury. Gardeners keep pruning, beds, edges and seasonal work.

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A Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD robot mower cuts the lawn of a park in the morning while a gardener trims a hedge.

IN BRIEF

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  1. An autonomous robot mower maintains the lawns of parks, hotel gardens, corporate sites and grounds, positioning itself by satellite and cameras, with no boundary wire.

  2. The all-wheel-drive Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD covers up to 12,000 m² depending on the version and climbs 80% slopes, according to its manufacturer.

  3. Robot Distribution delivers it, maps the mowing zones, trains your teams and maintains it, to buy, rent or as RaaS.

WHY

Robotic mowing of parks and grounds

In a park, a hotel garden or around a corporate headquarters, mowing comes back every week throughout the growing season. It keeps gardeners on a repetitive task, at the expense of pruning, planting and seasonal work.

The robot mows in frequent passes, electrically, without the noise and exhaust of a petrol mower. Gardeners keep the finishing and all the care the machine does not do.

HOW IT RUNS

How mowing runs with the robot.

  1. Mapping the zones

    At commissioning we draw the lawn boundaries, no-go zones and passages between zones in the app, by remote control or automatic mapping depending on the model. The Mammotion YUKA detects edges on its own, according to its manufacturer.

  2. Scheduling

    We set cutting height, mowing days and hours, for example outside a park's opening hours or when hotel guests are not using the garden.

  3. Autonomous mowing

    The robot mows in parallel stripes, steers around the obstacles it detects and returns to its station to recharge before resuming.

  4. Care and monitoring

    The grounds team cleans the cutting deck, checks the blades and follows the runs in the app. With the Mammotion YUKA's optional sweeper kit, leaves and clippings are collected.

A gardener sets the mowing zones on a smartphone, with the Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD robot on the lawn of a corporate site.
At commissioning, the gardener draws the zones in the app.
The Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD robot mows a sloping bank beside a municipal sports ground.
The robot mows in stripes, slopes included, and carries on alone.

THE ROBOTS

Robot lawn mowers in our catalogue.

  • Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD

    Mammotion LUBA 4 AWD

    Outdoor

    Key feature
    Up to 12,000 sqm
    Key feature
    80% slopes
    Key feature
    360° LiDAR + RTK
    On order
    Price on request
  • Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD

    Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD

    Outdoor

    Key feature
    Up to 10,000 sqm
    Key feature
    80% slopes
    Key feature
    400 mm cut
    On order
    From €1,740 ex VAT
  • Mammotion YUKA

    Mammotion YUKA

    Outdoor

    Key feature
    Up to 3,000 sqm
    Key feature
    Auto mapping
    Key feature
    Sweeper kit
    On order
    From €1,140 ex VAT
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BEFORE INSTALLING

What the site survey checks before installation.

  1. Area and zoning

    The total area, number of zones and narrow passages between them set the model and number of robots: the LUBA 3 AWD covers up to 1,700 m² per charge, according to its manufacturer.

  2. Satellite signal and network

    Trees, buildings and walls can block the satellite signal: reception is checked zone by zone, along with network coverage.

  3. Slopes and ground

    Banks, bumps, soft ground and edges are noted; the all-wheel-drive models climb up to 80%, according to their manufacturer.

  4. Public and safety

    In a public park or hotel garden, mowing hours, signage and areas used by children are agreed with the site manager.

FAQ

Grounds managers' questions about robotic mowing.

Do we need to bury a boundary wire?

No. The Mammotion robots in our catalogue position themselves by RTK and vision; the LUBA 4 AWD adds a 360° LiDAR, according to its manufacturer. Boundaries are set in the app.

How large an area can a robot mower handle?

According to the manufacturer: 1,000 to 3,000 m² for the Mammotion YUKA, 1,500 to 10,000 m² for the LUBA 3 AWD, 3,000 to 12,000 m² for the LUBA 4 AWD depending on the version. Beyond that, the site is split into zones with several robots.

Does the robot mow slopes?

Yes: the all-wheel-drive LUBA 3 AWD and LUBA 4 AWD are rated for 80% (38.6°) slopes by their manufacturer. The survey checks grip and banks.

Can it mow in the rain?

The LUBA 3 AWD is rated IPX6 according to its manufacturer. Schedules are still set to avoid mowing waterlogged ground, which marks the lawn.

USE CASES

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