Residential robotic mowing
FJD FR4000
A wire-free residential robotic mower for mapped lawns up to 4,000 m², with RTK positioning, stereo vision and app control.
Explore equipment ↗Plan the lawn, then choose the mower.
Residential robotic mowing starts with lawn area, access, slopes and the navigation approach that suits the property.
residential robotic lawn mowers UK
Robotic mowing for the garden you actually have.
A garden is rarely one simple rectangle. Separate lawns, gates, trees, narrow passages and charging access all influence a practical installation plan.
Plan the work before choosing equipment
- Measure each lawn and note slopes, edges and narrow passages.
- Identify charging power and safe routes between mowing zones.
- Discuss supervision, seasonal storage and routine blade care.
Operational benefits
What to plan for
Plan separate lawn zones and safe routes.
Compare navigation approaches around the garden layout.
Discuss charging, installation and routine ownership before choosing.
Recommended equipment
Explore suitable options
mowing
primary — A primary residential recommendation for established lawns where virtual-wire mapping and the RTK installation plan suit the property.
Residential robotic mowing
FJD FV2000
A wire-free residential robotic mower for gardens up to 2,000 m², combining RTK positioning and vision-assisted navigation.
Explore equipment ↗primary — A residential option for larger planned lawn areas and multi-zone gardens, subject to a site review.
Residential robotic mowing
FJD Vela
A wire-free residential robotic mower using LiDAR and RGB vision sensor fusion for planned garden mowing — without an RTK station.
Explore equipment ↗primary — A residential LiDAR and RGB vision navigation option for gardens where its distinct sensor approach and installation requirements are suitable.
Typical use cases
Where this approach fits
- Established residential lawns
- Multi-zone gardens with planned access
- Large private gardens with mapped no-go areas
Questions
Before a site visit
Which details should I measure first?
Record lawn areas, slopes, gateways, separate zones, obstacles and a possible charging location. A site-specific discussion confirms what is practical.
Do all gardens need the same navigation setup?
No. Positioning, boundaries, access and surrounding obstructions vary by property. Confirm the method and installation requirements for the particular mower.
Your next step
Talk to Iron & Earth Equipment ↗Plan the right fit for your garden.
Share your lawn layout and we can discuss a suitable FJDynamics configuration.