The Mammotion Maston is the company’s first commercial robot mower: AWD, 70% slopes, LiDAR plus NetRTK, and Rotary or Flail decks that cut as low as 0.39 in and cover up to about 10 acres a day. Here are the specs, pricing so far, and who it fits.
The PANDAG G1 is a 48-inch, LiDAR-guided commercial robot mower rated for up to 12 acres a day at about $30,000. We watched it mow a 140-acre farm near Charlottesville. Here’s what we saw, the specs, and who it fits.
Path & Plant offers a $499 online landscape design with a measured plan, plant list, local budget, and contractor bid packet. Here’s how it works, what you get, and whether it’s AI.
We tested OutdoorBrite, the AI tool that redesigns your yard from a single photo. Here’s how it works, what it costs, and who should actually pay for it.
Thin, patchy grass under an oak is a light problem first and a lawn problem second. Here’s why grass dies under trees in Florida, and how to fix it with smarter pruning, shade-tolerant grass, taller mowing and less water.
Not all robot lawn mowers are equal. The biggest difference is how they navigate, and here’s why LiDAR now beats RTK and GPS for most yards.
Yes, you can replace a robot mower battery, and on most models it’s a 15-minute job with a screwdriver. Here’s how to tell when the battery is failing, what a replacement costs, how to swap it safely, and when to call a dealer instead.
