Domestic Robot Lawn mowers have been around for sometime now and are quite popular. A new breed of commercial grade robot lawn mowers is seeing the daylight. They are sturdier and cover more ground. Welcome to the world of commercial robot mowers!
Laying out the basics
Industrial Lawn Mowers
BigMow and ParcMow robot lawn mowers are designed to cater large private property owners, golf practice range owners and other commercial facilities like office buildings. ParcMow and BigMow respectively cover up to 2.5 or 5 acres a unit without human intervention.
How do they work?
Robot mowers can either be manually activated or set on continuous mode for optimal performance. Once the mower gets tired, it will head back to its station for charging. The sonar equipped lawn mowers can sense obstacles and avoid collisions with their touch sensitive bumpers and movement sensors.
These commercial robot lawn mowers can handle slopes of up to 30% or 15 degrees.
Why would someone want a commercial robot mower?
No emissions-more and more people are concerned about the environment and carbon footprint.
Once the grass clippings are reduced to fine particles, they break down on the soil thus improving fertility.
Because you are a very busy person, and your time is better spent on things other than mowing the lawn.
Robot lawn mowers are sleek and flashy.
Your business, whether it's a golf facility or other, is concerned about return on investment and focuses on optimizing operations and employee fulfillment.
Mixed with the BallPicker robot, golf facilities benefit of a very efficient system requiring very little human attention.
About the BigMow
The BigMow is 4' wide, 4.5' long and more or less 1.5' high.
The mower weighs 65 kilos.
The BigMow relies on 5 rotating heads each containing 3 blades covering a 3.5' wide strip.
The cutting system can be adjusted to 12 preset positions varying from 22 millimeters to 95 millimeters in clearance (.087-3.7 inches).
The BigMow's working speed is 3.6 km an hour, which is a little more than 2 mile/hr, and slows to 0.8 miles/hr when approaching obstacles to avoid impact.
The BigMow robot lawn mower is propelled by 3 NiCd batteries capable of almost 2 hours of mowing time. IT only takes 1.5 hours before BigMow is charged up and back on track.
About the ParcMow
The ParMow is 3.7' wide, 3.7' long and more or less 1.8' high. This robot lawn mower weighs 36 kilos. The ParcMow relies on 3 rotating heads each containing 3 blades covering slightly more than a 2' wide strip. The cutting system can be adjusted to 6 preset positions varying from 22 millimetres to 65 millimetres in clearance (.087-2.5 inches). The ParcMow's working speed is 3 km/hr, which is a little more than 1.8 miles/hr, and slows to 0.6 miles/hr when approaching obstacles to avoid impact. The ParcMow robot lawn mower is powered by 2 NiCd batteries capable of providing a little more than 1 hour of mowing time. The mower only takes 1 hour to charge up and get back on track.
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