The working principle of remote control mower

The working principle of remote control mower mainly includes the following key technologies and components:

Navigation system:

GPS positioning: Used to determine the precise position of the mower on the lawn.

Lidar or camera: Used to scan and detect obstacles and boundaries around the lawn in real time.

Infrared sensors: Assist in collision detection and avoidance, especially in low light or complex environments.

Control system:

Remote control or mobile application: provides a remote interface between the user and the mower, allowing the operator to adjust the mower's movement, speed and mowing mode.

Automated procedures: including path planning, obstacle avoidance and safe shutdown functions to ensure that the mower can operate autonomously and safely.

Power system:

Electric drive or hybrid power system: Provide the power needed for mower movement, reduce noise and exhaust emissions, improve energy efficiency and environmental performance.

Mowing parts:

Mowing knife: Usually a rotary knife, mounted on the bottom of the mower, used to cut the grass in the lawn.

Forage treatment system: includes the function of collecting grass residue or spreading mowing debris evenly on the lawn.

Security protection:

Collision sensors and shutdown mechanisms: As soon as an obstacle or unsafe situation is detected, the mower will immediately stop or adjust its path to avoid damaging the equipment or causing injury.

Through the organic combination of these technologies and components, the remote mower realizes the automatic and precise control of the lawn mowing process, and improves the safety, efficiency and user experience of the operation.