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ECOVACS Goat O1000 RTK Robot Lawn Mower, 1/4 Acres Lawn Perimeter Wire Free RTK&Vision Robotic Lawnmower, Automated Mapping, APP Control, 3D Obstacle Avoidance, Zero-Edge Cutting

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Size: O1000 RTK


Features

  • No Wires, No Hassle, Just a Perfectly Mapped Lawn - The GOAT O1000 RTK robotic lawn mower leverages cutting-edge AI technology to recognize and memorize your lawns boundaries, eliminating the need for physical wires or manual setup. Its advanced automated mapping system quickly generates a precise layout of your yard, making lawn maintenance effortless and efficient.
  • Avoids Obstacles, Protects Pets & Property - Equipped with AIVI 3D obstacle avoidance, the GOAT O1000 intelligently detects and navigates around objects, pets, and even small wildlife like hedgehogs. GOAT lawn mower ensures your garden stays safe and unharmed, delivering peace of mind with every cut.
  • Flawless Lawn Coverage, No Missed Spots or Manual Trimming - The TruEdge Consistent Edge Mowing feature guarantees precise, edge-to-edge cuts, eliminating the need for manual trimming. With zero-edge cutting and LELS navigation, the GOAT O1000 follows boundaries seamlessly and mows in efficient U-shaped patterns, ensuring complete coverage and a professionally manicured lawn every time.
  • Conquers Tight Spaces & Steep Slopes - Thanks to its ultra-slim 1.31ft design and smart edge recognition, the GOAT O1000 effortlessly maneuvers through narrow paths as tight as 2.3ft. Its robust 45% (24) climbing ability ensures it reaches every corner of your yard, while the IPX6 waterproof rating keeps it running reliably in any weather condition.
  • Smart App Control for Customized Lawn Care - The editable map allows you to easily add, merge, split, or delete areas, giving you full control over your lawn layout. You can set multiple paths for the robot to travel between zones and define no-go areas. Customize settings for different zones, including cutting speed, cutting height, obstacle avoidance height, and mowing direction, to match your personal preferences and schedule.
  • Unstoppable Navigation, Even Under Heavy Tree Cover - The unique LiDAR-Enhanced RTK navigation features a 2cm positioning precision. It can receive up to 45 satellites in 80% more signal bands, offering 4X connection speed and a 30% boost of stability in the shade.

Brand: ECOVACS


Power Source: Battery Powered


Color: White


Cutting Width: 8.66 Inches


Number of Positions: 11


Operation Mode: Automatic


Product Dimensions: 27.8"D x 11.22"W x 16.93"H


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Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 3.2 Inches


Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 1.2 Inches


Brand: ECOVACS


Power Source: Battery Powered


Color: White


Cutting Width: 8.66 Inches


Number of Positions: 11


Operation Mode: Automatic


Product Dimensions: 27.8"D x 11.22"W x 16.93"H


UPC: 850066858103


Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 3.2 Inches


Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 1.2 Inches


Manufacturer: ECOVACS


Item Weight: 45.5 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: GOAT O1000 RTK


Batteries: 1 P76 batteries required. (included)


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    • Just and update from my first post.
Size: O1000 RTK
I once owned a Robomow R500 several years ago, an old perimeter wire robotic mower and loved it. But after repairing breaks in the wire, several battery replacements (lead acid), you learn. What I liked about it was it had three streel blades each about 8in long and angled down. It could cut through really thick tall grass and it had a wide cutting area. I ran that for close to 10years. We named it "Curly" for Moe (mow), Larry and Curly. It eventually went to storage. So my wife gave me permission to buy a new one. So after a lot of looking, I wanted an RTK (hi-fidelity GPS) based model with some AI and computer vision smarts. One that showed up on my radar was the Ecovac GOAT O10000 RTK. It did everything the Mammotion Luba (my first choice), but the O1000 had a more budget friendly price. My biggest concern with the O10000 was the size and robustness of the single blade systems; the small cut size, and the 3 razor disk. After a couple of weeks of use now I can relax some. I've replaced the blades set once already but maybe could have gotten a few more cuts; the size of those blades seems to be standardized so no issue. The Ecovac app works well with the GOAT O1000 although it takes a while to learn. For example, I have a Front yard, back yard, behind the garage yard and the side of the house yard. The backyard is enclosed with a chainlink fence. So I needed a path that would connect the front-yard, (sections; I split it into 2 zones seperated by the front sidewalk) and side-yard so I created that joined all of those. One charge will get the the front and another will get will get the back. What is so amazing, is once it's all mapped out and connected with the path the robot is all automatic. It mows it all in straight lines (you set the angle) and it can be scheduled to do all automatic. It is impressive how well it works. Sharp blades cut nice lawns so the results have been great. The charging takes about 1 1/2-2hr for 100%. So on mowdays (I'm mowing every 2days) I have zone(3)(2)(1) for the morning, then a 2hr rest (charge time), then zone(4) for the last time. It's amazingly automatic and more or less hassle free. The only hassles I've had was the initial setup. In my first attempt, I place the robot under my steps hiding it from the weather... but that was a no-no. The robot itself needs to see clean GPS signals (regardless of the RTK pole). So having the robot base (charger) away from buildings or overhanging structures is important. While it has a generous amount of wire from the charge station to the power transformer, you need an outlet for it. I had one available but still needed a waterproof extension cord from the outlet to the power transformer. It's all water proof so no problem, leaving everything uncovered. Anyway, once you get it all setup, you use the phone app (android or apple) to map the zones. It has automapping so it uses AI and computer vision to find an walk next to edges. You can manually take over for other operations to direct the mapping and later do manual no-mow zones. Once done, and your zone is done, it's ready to go. Once you have zones defined, you just setup the paths connecting all you zones and your all set. I have mine doing front and side yards in pass one but it passes through the back gate. If I forget to open the gate, it simply returns to the charger base. If it's open, it just follows the path right to the front section and goes to town. So I've noticed it doesn't like tall tufts of onion-grass which is common in the "Bluegrass State" and see those as osbsticles. It handles the front yard tree well. I found it could not create a zone for a very narrow strip, it needs about 4ft width to create a zone, but mine was about 2 1/2ft. So you may still need a small mower for trimming and string trimmer. It's a great machine, and value at sub $1000 at the moment. All and all, I'm already loving the Ecovac Goat O1000 RTK advanced robotic mower. Seriously 5 star. Update: I've used now about 30+ times and I don't think I would ever go back. The lawn is looking great an I've had very few issues with it. The app software takes a little time to learn how to map your lawn and connect everything with paths. My only frustration the manually steered mode would always disengage the mower left go of the steering button So you would have to stop and re-engage the the mower blades and resume (for example if you loose Bluetooth connectivity in manual mode). I had it get stuck twice at two specific locations in my lawn (which were holes I needed to fill in my lawn). If you have bushes that over hang low to the yard, the robot will assume they are obstacles and not go under them. However, what a time saver.. The front, sides and backyards are all mapped out, and I run the 'GoatyO' about every 2 days, first doing the back, then the front and sides. The biggest issue I had was placing the RTK tower and mower in a suitable location, as it needed to be away from the house and have electricity. Both the robot and tower have to see a min of 25 satellites and at first I thought it was just the RTK tower. The other small issue is it cuts the grass shorter than I'm used to. I have it set to it's max which looks nice. I would also recommend when you do your mapping to cut and edge the grass first so that it has a clear look at the obstacles, like sidewalk edges, fences, garden edging, etc. All and all it's the best deal going. I don't ever want to go back. Beats that summer heat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 by Charles
    • I'm impressed
Size: O1000 RTK
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Love our new goat (yes, that's his name now). It has been so convenient to cut our grass more often than I used to as I'm in the process of restoring our backyard and that requires more frequent mowing. I'm impressed with every aspect of this little robot so far. It took me about 25 minutes to install, between installing the RTK , figuring out where to place the charging dock, and mapping the yard. We don't have well-defined backyard dividers so I had to map most of it manually but it was very easy. After that it was easy to schedule. I have it set to cut at the highest setting, but I will lower it a little now that I have a better understanding of what it looks like. It cuts pretty evenly and I'm happy with the cut quality so far. The battery lasts long enough to get the entire backyard (just shy of 1/4 acre). The manual says to place the charger in the lawn but that's hard for us as our patio and landscaping spans the entirety of the back of the house, and I wanted to put it hidden away against the wall. I put it on the patio which is at the same level as the lawn and that was fine - the app allows you to place the charger outside the mapped area and it knows to move to the starting point before starting to cut. Connectivity is solid as long as you follow the placement instructions. I haven't had any connectivity issues. I do have a WiFi repeater in the garage close to where I placed the charging dock so I cannot comment on how far it needs to be without dropping connection. The most impressive part, though, is how well it's dealt with the weather. We had a good storm this morning and dime-sized hail. I was worried and checked how it handled that - as you can see in the pictures, it had no problem with it (seems to take it better than our roof...). I'm quite happy with this purchase. I'm pretty sure I convinced my neighbors to buy one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Luigi NotMario Luigi NotMario
    • Paying $2000 to fight and babysit a robot that won’t work.
Size: A2500 RTK
Really wanted this to workout for me but ran into so many issues and it ultimately ended up breaking before I could even get it to fully cut my yard. The pros: Easy simple setup, the app is easy to use and the instruction manual was easy to follow. The cons: After setup I attempted to map my backyard and the auto map just didn’t want to work, the robot would begin to follow the fence line then go full speed in a completely opposite direction and I kept having to stop it and track back to have it follow the fence line. Ended up having to manually drive it around my yard which would end in the mapping failing saying it lost connection. I confirmed the RTK and base placement which was not under anything and more than 6ft away from anything. Hours later and after maybe 6-8 failed mappings I finally got it to complete a map of my backyard. Adjuster all the settings in the app and sent it on its way to cut my yard. About a hour later I come out to it just driving around in random paths skipping patches missing weeds etc. I sent it back to it’s dock and tried multiple settings and it still kept missing spots and would sometimes just stop moving completely and say it lost connection even though it was feet away from the RTK and dock. Next day I came out to mess with it once more before calling it quits and the dock light is blinking and the robot is dead. Tried powering it on and it kept saying must charge robot to continue operation. After messing with the dock and robot some conforming clean charging connections, solid wire connections I’ve given up and cannot get it to work again. Not sure what happened but for $2000 I shouldn’t have this many issues. Returned it and will be looking into other robot mowers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025 by Joe

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