At CES 2026, Segway Navimow unveiled its latest innovation in robotic lawn care: the i2 series featuring LiDAR-powered navigation. This advancement aims to simplify the setup process, allowing users to 'drop and mow' without the need for boundary wires or base stations. (navimow.com)
LiDAR, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, utilizes beams of light to measure distances and create detailed 3D maps of the environment. In the i2 series, this technology enables the mower to autonomously map the lawn, even in low-light conditions, ensuring precise navigation and obstacle avoidance. (navimow.com)
Tony Ho, Vice President of Business Development at Segway Navimow, highlighted the benefits of this technology, stating, "LiDAR is perfect for smaller yards with obstacles. We love [the i2 LiDAR]. It's literally worry-free." (navimow.com)
The i2 series includes models such as the i206 AWD and i210 AWD, designed for yards up to 0.15 and 0.25 acres, respectively. These models feature a three-wheel drive system capable of handling slopes up to 24 degrees and are equipped with off-road wheels and electronic stability control for enhanced stability on uneven terrain. (navimow.com)
For homeowners with complex landscapes, the i215 LiDAR model offers advanced features like GeoSketch™, which provides life-like 3D mapping of the yard, and VisionFence™, an AI system that detects over 200 types of obstacles with 1 cm precision. (navimow.com)
By integrating LiDAR technology, Segway Navimow aims to make robotic lawn mowers more accessible and user-friendly, reducing the barriers to entry for homeowners seeking automated lawn care solutions.
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