With the official announcement of the Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro, Segway expands its portfolio in the cordless robotic lawnmower segment with a more powerful variant of the recently launched model. introduced i2 series. The new Pro version is specifically aimed at properties with challenging topography – including slopes, uneven surfaces and complex garden layouts.
Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro with all-wheel drive for gradients up to 55° %
An extension of the new presentation is the integrated All-Wheel Drive System (AWD). According to Segway, it allows for a climbing ability of up to... 55 percent (≈ 29°). This positions the Pro model clearly above the standard version and addresses gardens where conventional robotic lawnmowers reach their limits. Especially on damp ground or more varied terrain, the new drive concept is designed to ensure more stable tracking and consistent mowing results.
LiDAR navigation remains the technological basis
The following remains unchanged: LiDAR-based 3D navigation. The system creates a precise digital map of the garden and enables a structured and systematic mowing strategy – completely without boundary wire and without the at the i1 series well-known stationary antenna. The combination of laser sensors and visual obstacle detection ensures reliable navigation even in areas with limited satellite coverage or under dense vegetation.
Installation remains wireless via app: Virtual boundary zones can be defined digitally, mowing times scheduled, and multiple lawn areas managed individually. The operating logic thus remains identical to the existing i2 generation.
Navimow i2 LiDAR vs. Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro comparison
In a direct comparison, the Navimow i2 LiDAR and the Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro share the same navigation platform, software, and app integration. Both models use identical LiDAR-based 3D mapping, a structured mowing strategy, and fully wireless setup without boundary wires. The key difference lies in the drive system: While the standard model is primarily designed for predominantly flat or gently sloping gardens, the Pro version, with its all-wheel drive, significantly expands its range of applications and is clearly aimed at slopes and complex property layouts.
Segway has not yet provided specific information regarding the recommended maximum lawn area for the Pro version. Should a different area recommendation emerge compared to the standard model, this could represent a further differentiating factor – particularly with regard to the positioning of the Pro model.
Conclusion
With the Navimow i2 LiDAR Pro, Segway is specifically expanding the i2 series with a variant featuring All-Wheel Drive (AWD) and improved off-road capability. Navigation, LiDAR mapping, and app integration, however, remain identical to the standard model. Details on Price, recommended area output and market availability These details have not yet been officially announced. As soon as further information is available, we will report on the final specifications and positioning of the Pro model.
Source/Photo: (Amazon / Navimov)
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