Collection: MOVA
Mova's robot mowers skip the boundary wire and the RTK antenna most brands rely on, and navigate by 3D LiDAR instead. The Mova 600 handles small to medium lawns; the Mova 1000 steps up to larger gardens with a Hesai JT16 sensor reading 200,000 points a second and mapping a full yard in about three and a half minutes. Because LiDAR doesn't need a clear view of the sky, both mow reliably under trees, tight against the house, and in the shaded corners where satellite-guided mowers lose signal and stall. That covers a lot of established Sydney blocks that simply don't suit RTK.
The same 360-degree sensing gives them a real advantage on obstacles, picking up garden hoses, toys, and pets that forward-facing systems drive straight over, and both will run in full darkness if you'd rather they mowed overnight. Beyond the lawn, Mova brings the same robotics to the other jobs worth automating: the Z60 Ultra, V70 Ultra, and S70 Ultra vacuum and mop off self-cleaning docks, and the cordless Diver A10 works the floor, walls, and waterline of the pool and filters down to 3 microns. Start with the mower that matches your lawn size, and the rest of the range is there when you want to take more of the manual jobs off the list.
