The Wire Era (1995–2015) Hardwired. High effort. Limited freedom.
Early robotic mowers relied on buried perimeter wires to define their world. Installation was time-consuming, signals drifted, and changing a yard meant rewiring everything. It proved the concept — but also showed how much simpler this needed to become.
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GPS + RTK Era (2015–2023/24) Precision unlocked. Boundaries reinvented.
RTK introduced virtual boundaries and straight-line mowing with centimeter accuracy — eliminating buried wires and transforming robotic mowing into a truly scalable system. This era established the foundation of modern autonomy and remains a core technology in advanced robotic platforms today.
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LiDAR + Vision Era (2026 → )
No wires. No learning curve. Robots can now map the yard themselves using LiDAR, cameras, and AI. They recognize obstacles, adapt to change, and start mowing right out of the box.
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