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Roborock's LiDAR Mower: No Wires, Just Smarts
18 Jul
Summary
- New mower uses LiDAR for autonomous lawn mapping, eliminating guide wires.
- Features four-wheel drive and AI obstacle avoidance for superior navigation.
- Priced at $3,200, it handles slopes up to 38.7 degrees and edges precisely.
Roborock has introduced the RockMow X120H, a sophisticated robot lawnmower designed for autonomous operation. This new model bypasses the need for guide wires or satellite connections, utilizing a 360-degree LiDAR scanner for self-mapping of lawns.
Equipped with four-wheel drive and an AI vision camera, the X120H excels at obstacle avoidance and can manage slopes up to 38.7 degrees. It trims grass to within 3 centimeters of walls and can overcome obstacles up to 3.1 inches high.
The mower features a 'Dynamic Suspension System' and a floating cutting deck, ensuring consistent cutting height over uneven ground. The cutting height range is adjustable from 1.6 to 3.5 inches. Additionally, the X120H has an IPX6 waterproof rating, allowing it to be hosed down for cleaning.
Available now, the RockMow X120H is priced at an introductory $2,500, though its standard price is $3,200. This positions it as a premium option in the wire-free robot mower market.
