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| The Lymow One Plus robotic mower runs on tank-like tracks, allowing it to mow across steep terrain and pass over fallen branches. |
Forget everything you thought you knew about robotic lawn mowers. Lymow has just raised the bar with the launch of its flagship Lymow One Plus, a machine that blends brute-force durability with startling artificial intelligence. This isn't just an incremental update; it's a significant leap forward in autonomous lawn care, designed to handle complex yards with a level of precision and awareness previously unseen in the consumer market.
At the heart of the One Plus is a dramatically upgraded AI processor. Boasting a computational power of 10 Tera Operations Per Second (TOPS)—a substantial jump from the previous 6 TOPS—this brain allows the mower to recognize and react to an expanded library of 25 unique objects. This means it can deftly navigate around your child's bicycle, give a wide berth to garden sprinklers, respect flowerbed boundaries, and even detect and avoid small wildlife like hedgehogs.
"The core philosophy is to create a mower that sees and understands its environment as a human would, but with the tireless consistency of a machine," a Lymow spokesperson explained.
Seeing Clearly, Rain or Shine
To ensure its vision is never compromised, Lymow engineers have equipped the One Plus's camera with a clever heated lens, eliminating fogging from morning dew or sudden temperature changes. This crystal-clear vision works in concert with a trio of navigation systems: satellite positioning for broad location, visual mapping for creating a detailed layout of your unique yard, and ultrasonic sensors for immediate object avoidance. The result is a mower that can map and mow your entire lawn without the need for any perimeter wires.
Power and Performance, Redefined
Once the map is set, the AI takes the wheel, piloting the substantial 16-inch cutting deck at speeds up to 3.3 feet per second. Its intelligent path planning ensures no blade of grass is missed, optimizing efficiency and battery life. And what a battery it is. The robust 528 Wh unit is rated to cover up to 0.56 acres (over 2,200 square meters) on a single charge, with a fast 10A charger minimizing downtime.
Tackling challenging terrain is where the One Plus truly earns its "Plus" moniker. It employs tank-like treads to conquer 45-degree slopes and climb over obstacles up to 2.76 inches tall, making it a viable option for yards that would stall lesser mowers.
For those looking for every detail on specifications and design philosophy, Lymow has provided a comprehensive deep-dive on their official product page. You can explore the full technical breakdown of the Lymow One Plus robotic lawn mower right here.
A Superior Cut, Engineered from the Ground Up
Beyond navigation, Lymow has rethought the actual cutting process. The One Plus uses a cyclonic airflow system to lift grass blades vertically before they meet the dual rotary blades. Spinning at a fierce 6,000 RPM and forged from a harder grade of steel, these blades deliver a clean, mulching cut at heights adjustable between 1.2 and 4.0 inches. The clippings are finely chopped and returned to the lawn as nutrient-rich mulch.
Availability and Pricing
This premium robotic lawn mower comes with a premium price tag, reflecting its advanced technology and rugged build. The Lymow One Plus carries a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $2,999 (€2,999). For early adopters, pre-order discounts will kick off in February 2026, with the first units scheduled to ship and become available in March 2026.
The Lymow One Plus positions itself not merely as a tool, but as an autonomous landscaping partner. It represents a significant step toward a future where tedious weekend chores are fully automated by intelligent, capable machines that respect their environment—hedgehogs included.