EGO robotic lawnmower

A robotic lawnmower automatically cuts the lawn using a boundary wire or via GPS control and PATH IQ. It mows regularly in small stages, ensuring a consistently well-maintained lawn while you relax.

The blades of an EGO robotic lawnmower last on average 4–8 weeks, depending on usage and lawn condition. You should change the blades as soon as the cut becomes uneven, the lawn "frays", the blades appear dull, or visible wear occurs. Timely blade replacement ensures optimal cutting performance, a healthy lawn, and a longer lifespan for the robotic lawnmower.

First, turn off the robotic lawnmower and then turn it over. Remove the three old screws and blades, then install new, sharp blades including new screws.
It is essential to always change all blades simultaneously and to only use original screws and blades to avoid imbalance and ensure a clean cut.

- Remove coarse dirt with a brush or hand broom

- The robotic lawnmowers from the AURA series have a weatherproof IP66 housing which you can even clean with a garden hose.

Yes, most robotic lawnmowers are weatherproof. For best results, however, it is recommended to take a break during heavy rain to avoid mud, wear, and clogging. Thanks to its rain sensor, the EGO AURA takes care of this all by itself.

Modern robotic mowers have sensors, instant-stop functions, and lift-stop features that immediately halt the blades. They are subject to strict legal requirements. Nevertheless, children and pets should not be in the direct mowing area.

A robotic lawnmower consumes around 2–4 kWh per week, depending on the model and lawn size – making it very energy-efficient compared to conventional lawnmowers.

Yes, technically that is possible. However, for nature conservation reasons, mowing should not be done at night. Some municipalities have already issued night-driving bans for this reason.

Depending on the model, EGO robotic lawnmowers can maintain areas up to 5,000 m². For optimal results, the device's area capacity should match the lawn size. Please contact us for comprehensive advice on this matter.

Check the lawn for obstacles, weeds, holes, or wet spots. The devices report errors via the EGO Connect app and show you directly where the problem is.

No, the cable can be laid above ground. It will grow in after a few weeks. For long-term protection, it can also be buried a few centimeters deep, or you can opt for the GPS-equipped variant.

Clean the robotic mower, charge the battery to about 50-60%, and store the mower in a dry, frost-free place. The charging station can remain outside, but should be disconnected from the mains and covered.
For a comprehensive winter service for your EGO robotic mower, please feel free to contact us.

We check your EGO robotic lawnmower for damage, replace the blades, perform a software update if necessary, check all sensors, and professionally and gently clean it with dry ice. This ensures it is ready for the next mowing season.

PATH IQ is an advanced navigation system that combines RTK (Real-Time Kinematic), VSLAM (Visual Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping), and VIO (Visual Inertial Odometry).

RTK Real-Time Kinematic uses satellite signals and correction data from the PATH IQ™ antenna to determine the mower's position with extreme precision. This allows the mower to mow in perfectly straight lines – without a boundary wire.

VSLAM Visual Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping is the visual navigation system of the mower. Using the dual cameras, the mower "sees" and maps its surroundings in real-time, recognizing obstacles and fixed garden elements.

VIO (Visual Inertial Odometry)
combines camera data with internal motion sensors to precisely track the mower's position and orientation – even if satellite signals are temporarily lost.

Download the official info PDF here and discover all the details, functions, and benefits at a glance.