Can I install my robotic lawnmower myself?

In order to use the robotic lawnmower in your garden, an installation is required to set mowing times and the like. This might seem complicated, so the question arises whether you can install the robotic mower yourself.

RT vs. RK series - robotic mowers in comparison

A robotic lawnmower can reduce lawn care to a minimum provided that the model is optimally adapted to the area. Robomow offers devices for different requirements with the RT and RK series.

Robot mower for small areas

When the right robotic mower fits the lawn area, ideal results can be achieved. So what is important about robotic mowers for small areas?

What does a robotic lawnmower do with leaves

Leaves can affect the health of the lawn and, therefore, should be removed regularly. With a classic lawn mower, you can just drive over them, shred them and collect them in a grass catcher. But what does a robotic lawnmower do with leaves?

Mowing robots for large areas

Robotic lawnmowers come in different sizes and designs. Some are suitable for small gardens, others for large parks. What distinguishes robotic mowers that are suitable for large areas?

Changing the blades on a robotic lawnmower - this is how it's done.

Sharp blades are essential for achieving optimum cutting results with a robotic mower. Even with good care and maintenance, however, blades wear out over time. Changing the blades on the robotic mower is therefore highly recommended - here's how.

Robotic mowers for slopes - buying tips

Slopes and inclines pose a special challenge for robotic mowers. We have buying tips for a suitable robotic mower.

Laying the lawn boundary wire - how the robotic lawnmower works

Your robotic lawnmower will use a boundary wire to navigate its way around the lawn. In order for the device to work, the lawn boundary wire must be laid before the first start-up.

Which lawn edging is suitable for robotic mowers?

In order to minimize the amount of work required on lawn edges, it is advisable to design bed edgings and the like directly so that they are compatible with the way your robotic lawnmower works.

Boundary wire vs. Grass sensors for robotic mowers

The vast majority of robotic mowers operate by means of a perimeter wire that defines a zone. An alternative are devices with a grass sensors that work without it. Both have their advantages and disadvantages.