How Do Robot Lawn Mowers Work Robot mowers can mow your lawn daily keeping the grass at your desired cutting height whilst helping to reduce weeds. Your robot lawn mower uses a lithium rechargeable battery, so there is no need for petrol or oil. Once the battery is charged, your MoeBot will automatically disengage from the charging station to inform you that the battery is fully charged and ready to mow. You are now ready to start your MoeBot manually or set a mowing schedule via the APP.
Unlike a normal mower your robot mower will mow in random patterns. This prevents track marks appearing on your lawn.
If your robot mower senses longer grass it will start a spiral cutting pattern which is the most efficient way to cut grass and conserve battery power.
How your MoeBot cuts
A normal lawn mower uses a steel blade that whacks the grass at speed which break the grass off and creates the illusion of a cut. Moe’s blade system and cutting mechanism is different. MoeBot 800 has 3 blades and the MoeBot 2600 has blades that are akin to a double-sided razor blade. Unlike a traditional lawn mower, Moe cuts your grass into a fine mulch that helps fertilize your lawn, making it greener and meaning no more grass
Unlike traditional mowing, Moe is designed to cut your lawn regularly. MoeBot maintains grass at a desired length which also helps to reduce weeds and keep your lawn greener.
Edges and Driveways Your MoeBot can follow your boundary line to complete an edge cut. However, you will still need to trim areas outside of the boundary line or areas like retaining walls or garden beds. If your garden is segmented by driveways or paths, secondary mowing areas can be created as well as passages for your MoeBot to transition into another area.
There is no need to take out time from your busy schedule to mow the grass. Get a robot mower and use its designated app to watch automated neat cutting.
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