Are Robotic Lawn Mowers Safe
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Are Robotic Lawn Mowers Safe?
Summary:
Robotic lawn mowers operate at a slower pace, allowing people and animals to easily avoid them. If widely adopted, they could prevent approximately 72,000 hospital visits each year.Article:
Imagine standing in your yard when suddenly a robot, equipped with three razor-sharp blades spinning at 5,800 rpm, approaches you. Panic? Not necessary. The robotic lawn mower will simply bump into you and change direction.
Safety is the primary concern for many people when it comes to robotic lawn mowers. However, these machines are built with extensive safety features. According to Ames Tiedeman, National Sales Manager for Systems Trading Corp., US distributor for Friendly Robotics, there were over 72,000 emergency room visits related to lawn mowers in 2005, but none involved robotic mowers.
Robotic mowers, like the Friendly Robotics Robomower, automatically shut off their blades when tilted at an angle of just 16 degrees?"too small for a hand to reach in. Even if someone did manage to place a hand under the mower, the blades are tucked away in a recessed chamber, making accidental contact highly improbable.
Unlike conventional mowers, the safety mechanisms of robotic mowers are not easily bypassed. Tilt detection devices are permanently soldered onto the main boards, ensuring that safety is a priority. The software is designed to halt the blades almost instantaneously if it detects resistance.
Since robotic mowers are designed to mulch, debris like pebbles and pine cones are not ejected far or at high speeds. Some models even come with sonar detection systems that cause the mower to slow down and stop upon detecting nearby movement. Touch sensors help the mower change direction when encountering stationary objects, making it unlikely for anyone to be run over.
Concerns about pets are also largely unfounded, as no accidents involving pets and robotic mowers have been recorded. Dogs are more likely to bark and chase a mower than be harmed by it. In fact, it's more plausible for a dog to damage a robotic mower than vice versa.
Robotic lawn mowers move slowly, ensuring that people and animals have ample time to step aside. While the mowing process takes longer, the use of robotic mowers could significantly reduce the number of lawn-related injuries.
In summary, robotic lawn mowers are designed with numerous safety features, emphasizing public safety. The thoughtful engineering behind these machines ensures their safe operation, making them a viable option for lawn care.
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