Europe’s top-selling robot mower. Again.

Robot mowers in a nutshell

Robotic mowers were first introduced in 1995 by the Swedish company Husqvarna¹, quickly becoming a common sight on European lawns.

The launch of the Worx Landroid in 2012 further fueled the market’s growth, making robot mowers accessible to a broader audience.

For decades, robotic mowers relied on a boundary wire to define their working area. This wire, once detected by the mower’s sensors, kept the machine within the designated lawn space.

In 2023, the first wire-free robotic mowers entered the market, revolutionizing the industry. Among them, Kress RTKn delivers centimeter-level precision using satellite coordinates, while Landroid Vision AI uses advanced artificial intelligence to navigate its surroundings without additional infrastructure.

Despite these innovations, the boundary wire remains a simple, robust, and affordable solution—continuously refined over the past 30 years. Notably, Worx’s proprietary AIA (Adaptive Inbound Angle) technology enhances random navigation, reducing the area coverage time by up to 50% compared to conventional models. Even better, AIA makes what was once impossible a reality: seamlessly maneuvering through narrow passages.