Sensors equipped robotic mower changes its course when required
Posted By: Priyanka Ohri | Aug 19 2010
Precise Path Robotics is all set to unveil its robotic golf course mower in mid-October. Priced at $30,000, it is equipped with sensors, which allow the mower to change its course when required, like in case of a gopher jumping in its way. Called RG3 Robotic Greens Mower, the company is already preparing to ship them. With $4.5 million funds already raised and $10 million more to come, I am guessing, the launch will be just on time. In addition to this gopher avoiding robot, the company is also working on ideas like snow removing robot etc.
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Via: WSJ
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