Nice design of the case made of a suitcase with a carrying handle. Just brilliant. At this stage it is already useful. I was thinking about making my own and I saw on the Internet that you can probably buy an Openmower, but the price is discouraging - although I know that it is a wireless construction only with satellites and an additional mast. You still have to wait until these positioners become cheaper.
A suggestion for finger protection, should a curious friend over a barbecue and a beer want to inspect your creation:
- 2-3 PIR sensors built around the perimeter reacting to a living body, which disconnects the drive and triggers a "chatterbox" with the message: "go away my friend, don't interrupt my work...".
The discussion revolves around a DIY autonomous lawnmower project aimed at automating the mowing process while being cost-effective and customizable. The creator shares insights on the design, which utilizes off-the-shelf components such as chassis, motors, and battery systems. Participants provide suggestions for improving safety features, including emergency stop buttons and lift sensors, as well as enhancing the mower's functionality with weather sensors and better cutting mechanisms. The logic behind the mower's operation is also debated, with considerations for terrain mapping and mowing algorithms. Users share experiences with commercial models like Bosch Indego and Viking iMov, highlighting the complexities of factory designs compared to DIY solutions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of safety, efficiency, and adaptability in autonomous mowing systems. Summary generated by the language model.
