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Eufy’s new robot mowers use smart vision to trim your grass
- Anker’s lifestyle brand Eufy is expanding from robot vacuums to robot mowers with the launch of E15 and E18 models designed to automate lawn maintenance tasks.
- Eufy utilizes smart vision technology called 'visual full self-driving' (vFSD) for navigation, offering benefits like reliable mowing and improved obstacle avoidance over traditional GPS methods.
- The E15 covers lawns up to 800 square meters, the E18 up to 1,200 square meters, both equipped with a 4,200mAh battery, adjustable cutting height, and anti-theft system.
- Setting up the E15 is straightforward, requiring mapping runs to familiarize the mower with the lawn landscape, although complex terrains may necessitate manual supervision to prevent mishaps.
- Users can adjust cutting height, speed, and schedule mows via the accompanying app, with the ability to return to base during rain or wet conditions.
- The E15 allows users to set a cutting direction for striped patterns, offering a simplistic stripe effect on the lawn for aesthetic appeal.
- Remote control feature enables users to navigate the mower via on-screen controls and access the camera feed in case of issues, promoting ease of use and troubleshooting.
- Eufy's robot mowers are praised for their quiet operation and efficient lawn maintenance capabilities, offering a comprehensive package for automated lawn care.
- Users may still need manual touch-ups in hard-to-reach areas, and improvements like enhanced mapping control options are desired for future iterations of robot mowers.
- Eufy's E15 (800 sqm) and E18 (1,200 sqm) robot mowers are available for purchase at $1,599 and $1,999 respectively via Eufy and Amazon.
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