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The summer and its rabid heat is here and i still have a lot of lawn that hasnt been replaced by gardens yet (work in progress) and grows super fast

Im trying to get better and decouple myself from cloud services, but my searches for what robotic lawn mowers are self hostable/dont require wan isnt giving me confidence

I might just deal with the heat and get a push mower and deal with it, but if anyone has experience with a good local-only robotic lawn mower, or which ones to avoid - id love to hear it

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[–] partial_accumen@lemmy.world 2 points 2 hours ago* (last edited 34 minutes ago)

That pretty well describes 1st generation robo mowers: lawn roombas.

Thankfully they've evolved significantly since then and are on 4th generation tech now.