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How it scored in each list. A longer bar is better for you.
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| Max lawn size | 0.5 acres | source, checked |
|---|---|---|
| Max slope | 84 % | source, checked |
| Navigation | RTK GPS + camera | source, checked |
| No boundary wire | Yes | source, checked |
| Needs RTK antenna | No | source, checked |
| Cutting width | 8.7 in | source, checked |
| Cutting height | 1.57–3.54 in | source, checked |
| All-wheel drive | Yes | source, checked |
| Noise | Not listed | |
| Water rating | Not listed | |
| Weight | 37.3 lb | source, checked |
| Warranty | Not listed |

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Robot mowers navigate by wire, RTK, LiDAR, cameras or a mix. Your tree cover, sky view and patience for setup decide which one fits your yard.
Start with your lawn, not the spec sheet: measure the grass, the steepest slope, the tree cover and the tightest passage. Those four numbers narrow the list.
Robot mower setup takes an afternoon: place the antenna and charging station well, map with care, and prep the lawn before the first run.