Getting Started; How Landroid Vision Works - Worx LANDROID WR210 Owner's Manual

Getting started

HOW LANDROID VISION WORKS

In the following section, we would like to help you better understand how Landroid Vision works.
Landroid Vision is equipped with an AI (Artificial intelligence) camera sensor, enabling it to automatically work on its own. Landroid
Vision can identify areas that are lawn covered or not, it knows when it needs to return to its charging base, can sense when is
raining, can stop itself if it senses a problem and turn around when it sees something blocking its path. To prevent an accident,
Landroid Vision will also automatically stop its blade disc from rotating if it is lifted off the ground or any other safety issues occur.
Border management
No boundary wire or antenna installation, no maintenance or signal concern. With Landroid Vision deep learning technology
it knows where the boundary is, automatically mowing the lawn areas via grass and no-grass identification. To ensure its
safety navigation around your lawn area, there are some scenarios that need to be paid special attention to. Please refer to the
"preparation and planning" section.
Obstacle avoidance
Landroid Vision is able to detect objects ahead in real time using its AI camera technology, and an ever growing and extensive
database of images. Non-grass things, such as tree stump, water pipe and balls will be avoided.
Cut to edge
The special offset blade gets as close as possible to the border of your lawn, leaving you little or no trimming to do. Landroid
Vision is programmed to mow the edge twice a week on Monday and Friday. If you want to change this pre-set, you can modify it
via your smartphone or by using the control panel in "Work time-Customize Work time" section.
All day cut
With the equipped Fiat lux, Landroid Vision can work all day even at night and remain friendly to nocturnal animals like hedgehogs.
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