MiniMission: The Robot mower ecological and silent

The German Neumann announces new mower MiniMission designed to operate autonomously for cutting grass on areas up to 800 square meters.

The principle is very similar to the classic robot used to clean the floor of the house: this drone is able to operate autonomously thanks to sensors that can detect obstacles and perimeter.

Electric operation, provides a relative silence, avoiding the annoying noise typical of the mower engine.

MiniMission is designed not to collect the clippings but, working daily, is able to shred the one cut and then spread it on the lawn so by applying a natural fertilizer. This herb chopped and left on the lawn, as well as free and natural way to fertilize your lawn, you can create a layer of defense and improve the natural condensation.

A mix of saving energy, water and of course money, especially for lovers of lawns.

MiniMission is a derivation of the great miniature drones used for cutting grass of industrial type, thus bringing a very interesting technology to use, and household use. The larger version, Mission, operates in fact up to 2000 square meters for professional use, whereas other versions operate on land even bigger.

Its full automation is obviously the strong point: Minimission operates independently, returning to the point of charging when the batteries begin to run out, and then start again automatically when it's time.

MiniMission is programmable up to 4 work areas and automatic return to the charging station, equipped with a rain sensor and a shaving system to 63 db, about as much as a normal household fan. It has two lamabrushless two engines and can climb slopes up to 20 degrees, corresponding to a slope of 35%, while the blades are adjustable from 20 to 60 mm.

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