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Robotic Lawnmowers | GPS & LiDAR | Heavins.ie

Robotic lawnmowers with GPS, LiDAR and AI navigation for gardens from 300 up to 12000 square metres. Delivery nationwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I measure my lawn for a robotic lawnmower?

Measure the length and width of each lawn area in metres and multiply them together to get the area in square metres, then add your separate areas together. For irregular gardens, break the lawn into rough rectangles and measure each one, leaving out patios, driveways, flower beds and other unmown areas. We've put together a full video guide where Paul shows you exactly how to measure your lawn step-by-step, from awkward corners to narrow side passages: How to Measure Your Lawn for a Robot Mower. Once you have your figure, choose a mower rated slightly above your actual lawn size.

Do robot lawnmowers need a boundary wire?

Most modern robot lawnmowers are completely wire-free. Instead of a buried perimeter wire, they navigate using RTK satellite positioning, LiDAR mapping or onboard AI cameras, so there's no wire to install and no wire breaks to repair. The majority of robot lawnmowers at Heavins are wire-free models, though traditional boundary-wire mowers are also available for those who prefer a well-proven wired setup. If you're unsure which navigation type suits your garden, our team in Athlone is happy to advise.

Do robot lawnmowers work in Irish weather?

Yes, robot lawnmowers are built for Irish conditions. The models at Heavins are weatherproof and designed to mow in light rain, and many feature rain sensors that pause mowing in heavy downpours and send the mower back to its charging station automatically. Because robot mowers cut little and often rather than in one heavy weekly session, they're well suited to fast-growing Irish grass, keeping your lawn consistently trimmed right through the growing season.

What size lawn can a robot lawnmower cover?

Robot lawnmowers at Heavins cover everything from small urban gardens of a few hundred square metres up to large rural properties of several thousand square metres. Every model is rated for a maximum lawn area, and you can filter the collection above by mowing area to match your garden. As a rule of thumb, choose a mower rated slightly above your actual lawn size, particularly if your garden has slopes, obstacles or complex shapes that add to mowing time.

Can robot lawnmowers handle slopes and gardens with multiple zones?

Yes. Most robot lawnmowers at Heavins manage multiple lawn areas or zones, letting you map separate front and back gardens in the app and set different schedules or cutting heights for each. All-wheel-drive models are available for sloped and uneven Irish gardens, while LiDAR and AI camera navigation handles narrow passages, flower beds, trampolines and garden furniture with smart obstacle avoidance.

Are robot lawnmowers worth it in Ireland?

For most Irish households, yes. A robot lawnmower cuts your grass automatically on a schedule you set, saving hours of mowing every month through the long Irish growing season. Frequent light cutting also mulches clippings back into the lawn, feeding the grass naturally with no clippings to collect. Every robot lawnmower at Heavins comes with a manufacturer warranty and expert support from our family-run team in Athlone, with delivery available across Ireland or click & collect from our Athlone store.

Robotic Lawnmowers

Robotic lawnmowers on this page range from smaller models covering around 300 to 600 square metres up to larger units handling 9000 to 12000 square metres for bigger gardens. Navigation technology is the main difference between models: LiDAR-guided mowers map a garden's boundaries and obstacles without a buried perimeter wire, GPS and 4G-connected models track position for wire-free operation and theft tracking, and AI-assisted vision models add obstacle recognition on top of GPS positioning. Most models mow on a set schedule automatically and return to a charging dock when the battery runs low, cutting little and often rather than one long session.

Garden size and layout should drive the choice more than any other spec: a wire-free LiDAR or GPS model suits a garden with complex boundaries, flowerbeds or multiple lawn areas, while a simpler wired-perimeter model can be more cost-effective for a straightforward rectangular lawn. Coverage rating from the manufacturer usually assumes a fairly open layout, so a garden with a lot of obstacles may need a model rated somewhat above the actual lawn area.

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