A LiDAR-based wire-free mower for lawns up to 1,500 m², with systematic route planning, smart avoidance and no local RTK antenna to install.
Best for: Small and medium-sized gardens wanting LiDAR + vision navigation wire-free mowing
At a glance
1500
45
% · Max slope
LiDAR
Navigation
dB · Noise
Specifications
1500
m²
1500
m²
45
%
Rear-wheel drive
LiDAR
Yes
LiDAR + vision navigation
No
Yes
Yes
No
dB
Key features
Wire-free mowing using LiDAR + vision navigation
Organised systematic mowing pattern
Suitable for lawns up to 1,500 m²
Handles slopes up to 45%
Obstacle avoidance
Pros & Cons
Pros
No boundary wire needs to be installed
Systematic mowing for efficient lawn coverage
Obstacle avoidance
Camera-assisted navigation
Supports multiple lawn areas
Cons
May offer more technology than straightforward lawns require
Suitability still depends on garden layout and signal conditions
Who it’s for
Best suited to small and medium-sized gardens where wire-free LiDAR + vision navigation navigation matches the lawn layout. It is designed for lawns up to 1,500 m² and gradients up to 45%. Multiple lawn-area support also makes it useful for more divided garden layouts.
Verdict
The Segway Navimow i215 LiDAR is a strong option for UK gardens within its intended 1,500 m² coverage range. Its LiDAR + vision navigation navigation, systematic mowing and obstacle avoidance give it a useful set of core capabilities. Its maximum stated slope capability is 45%. The best fit will depend on lawn size, layout and whether its navigation approach suits the installation.