Robot mower Honda Miimo Bashny.Net

Fans of the automatic Roomba vacuum cleaner will definitely appeal to this new development – a robotic lawn mower Honda Miimo. The principle of operation and functional features of the Honda Miimo lawn mower is similar to the Roomba vacuum cleaner, but instead of Polish your carpet or scrubbing floors, Miimo carefully, neatly and very nicely cut your lawn. Mounted mower Miimo requires almost no of your participation in its work, and most importantly that this model is recharged independently. The device constantly monitors the level of charge of its lithium batteries and automatically returns to dock when necessary to recharge.





This model works lawn mowers the following: Honda Miimo cuts little and often, typically mowing just 2-3mm of grass at a time, several times a week. The grass it mows in a random order, which reduces the load on the ground cover and ensures its healthy growth, at the same time, prevents the growth of moss and weeds. Unlike traditional lawn mowers after work Honda Miimo is no need to collect scraps, since they are so small that are distributed in the root system of the lawn to quickly decompose and act as natural fertilizer, which gives the grass a healthy and fresh look.

Thanks to the clever combination of controls, timers and sensory feedback, real-time lawn mower Honda Miimo knows exactly where you need to cut the lawn. The device operates within the boundaries of the wiring, installed under the ground or in the grass around the perimeter of the garden. Honda Miimo detects the electronic signal and does not go beyond the limited wire site.





Honda plans to release two versions of robotic lawnmower Miimo 300 and Miimo 500, depending on the maximum perimeter cut of the lawn. Honda Miimo 500 is, for example, will be able to mow 3000 square meters, the overall size of the lawn, and it is three quarters of an acre. Honda has not yet announced the plans to bring the lawnmower Miimo on the US markets but with increasing demand for such equipment from conscious homeowners, we don't have to wait too long.

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