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Robot lawn mowers reduce costs while saving time and energy, contributing to their popularity for residential gardens as well as professional landscapes around building, parks, and golf courses. The current technology, often employing random- or grid-pattern navigation, has several disadvantages especially when dealing with complex lawn boundaries, islands, and large areas.
Areas are often mowed twice or missed altogether. Perimeter wires usually need to be pre-installed and maintained. Burying, and then finding and repairing a broken perimeter wire is an arduous manual process.
Delivery robots often encounter areas where GNSS (e.g. GPS) satellite signals are degraded or blocked, especially in cities. Urban terrain is also complex, and traditional map-matching used by automotive navigation systems to enhance satellite information is not available to smaller urban robots travelling off-road along sidewalks or through campuses, parks and office complexes.
Without sufficient positional information, robots can become stuck or lost, unable to complete their delivery and require expensive human intervention.
The future is autonomous, and the agricultural industry is playing an important role in getting us there. Demographics, climate change, food waste, scarcity of natural resources, and the overall sustainability of our food systems are putting ever increasing pressure on the agricultural sector.
To respond to these challenges, agriculture is looking to the future and that future is precise, efficient, effective, and autonomous. Drones, robots, and other technologies are set to change the way we farm. Fixposition is here to help make all this possible.
Robot lawn mowers reduce costs while saving time and energy, contributing to their popularity for residential gardens as well as professional landscapes around building, parks, and golf courses. The current technology, often employing random- or grid-pattern navigation, has several disadvantages especially when dealing with complex lawn boundaries, islands, and large areas.
Areas are often mowed twice or missed altogether. Perimeter wires usually need to be pre-installed and maintained. Burying, and then finding and repairing a broken perimeter wire is an arduous manual process.
Delivery robots often encounter areas where GNSS (e.g. GPS) satellite signals are degraded or blocked, especially in cities. Urban terrain is also complex, and traditional map-matching used by automotive navigation systems to enhance satellite information is not available to smaller urban robots travelling off-road along sidewalks or through campuses, parks and office complexes.
Without sufficient positional information, robots can become stuck or lost, unable to complete their delivery and require expensive human intervention.
The future is autonomous, and the agricultural industry is playing an important role in getting us there. Demographics, climate change, food waste, scarcity of natural resources, and the overall sustainability of our food systems are putting ever increasing pressure on the agricultural sector.
To respond to these challenges, agriculture is looking to the future and that future is precise, efficient, effective, and autonomous. Drones, robots, and other technologies are set to change the way we farm. Fixposition is here to help make all this possible.
