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[TECHNOLOGY] · Colombia, Poland · 2 sources

Husqvarna Introduces AI‑Vision Automower 308V Amid Growing Autonomous Lawn‑Mower Market

Husqvarna has launched the Automower 308V, a robot mower for lawns up to 800 m² that combines EPOS navigation, AI‑powered vision and virtual‑boundary mapping. The unit operates without a buried perimeter wire; users set the work area digitally via the Automower Connect app, provided the garden has full Wi‑Fi coverage. Its onboard camera analyses surroundings in real time, avoiding obstacles such as toys, garden furniture or pets while processing images locally. The mower offers adjustable cutting heights (20‑50 mm), a 100‑minute charge that translates into 100 minutes of mowing, and customizable zone schedules.

Recent advances in autonomous lawn‑mower technology have eliminated the need for perimeter wires altogether. Modern models employ satellite navigation, intelligent sensors and mapping software to plan efficient mowing paths and handle garden layout changes through app updates. The STIGA Vista system, for example, delivers precise navigation that leaves minimal mower tracks, promotes mulching of fine grass clippings, and supports healthier, denser turf. These developments illustrate a broader shift toward smarter, low‑maintenance garden care solutions.