Your robot mower doesn’t see the yard the way you do. Compare how perimeter wires, RTK positioning, guided maps, and cameras define where it mows—and why a new flower bed, tree cover, muddy edge, or narrow passage can complicate the job.
If you’re choosing or setting up a mower, learn what to check around separate lawns, where an RTK antenna needs open sky, and why mapped routes and supported no-go zones deserve a second look. You’ll also learn when to use the mower’s physical stop control instead of the app. Which boundary in your yard would be hardest to get right?
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Honest question – how well does it handle a narrow path between the fence and a flower bed? That is usually where mine gives up. Great explanation of the RTK vs wire difference.
A perimeter wire follows its signal, not the shape of a flower bed—adding a bed may mean moving the wire. What change to your yard has made you rethink a mower’s boundary?