Texas Smart Gforce 1200D [64/163] Basic functional principles for the texas robot lawnmower

Basic functional principles for the TEXAS Robot Lawnmower

The robot lawnmower chooses its direction of travel randomly. In other words, it does not

move in accordance with some specific pattern but simply moves around the garden in a

random fashion. This has the advantage of ensuring that over a period of a week’s

mowing, the machine will have covered every part of the lawn within the boundary cable.

The user selects where and how they want to lay out the boundary cable in the garden.

The boundary cable determines the robot’s boundary.

The boundary cable is connected to the charging station, which sends a signal along the

boundary cable, which the robot lawnmower can sense via its front sensors.

Once the robot reaches the boundary cable, it will automatically stop, back up, turn around

and then continue in a new direction.

If the user has flower beds, trees, garden ponds etc., these can be protected by laying the

boundary cable around them.

The cable must form a circuit loop (see in detail under the section “Flower Beds”).

If during operation the robot lawnmower encounters an obstacle, people, animals, etc. it

will stop, back up, and continue in a new direction.