Ecovacs GOAT O1000 LiDAR PRO — Robot lawn mowers
Ecovacs GOAT O1000 LiDAR PRO
Robot lawn mowers F2 · Intermediate

Ecovacs GOAT O1000 LiDAR PRO

Maximum slope 45 %
Guaranteed sound power level 61 dB(A)
Onboard camera Yes
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Estimated price range
1000–2200 € ≈ $1,080–$2,376
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Data from official source

Robot lawn mower with a multiline LiDAR (a laser sensor that measures the surroundings), a 3D-ToF sensor and a camera with artificial intelligence to recognise obstacles. It also has lift, collision and rain sensors. Cutting measurements, maximum slope and mowing and charging times are listed in the table.

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Technical specifications

How it works
Parameter Value Source
Cutting width 22 cm Compiled by editorial team
Cutting height, minimum 30 mm Compiled by editorial team
Cutting height, maximum 80 mm Compiled by editorial team
Maximum slope 45 %

Measure the slope at the steepest point of the lawn, not on average, and remember the declared figure assumes dry grass in ideal conditions. If the lawn comes close to this value you need headroom: a mower at its limit slips and leaves strips of uncut grass.

Compiled by editorial team
Navigation and size
Parameter Value Source
Navigation system LiDAR Compiled by editorial team
Obstacle avoidance LiDAR, Cameras, Lift sensor, Contact bumper Compiled by editorial team
Weight 13 kg Compiled by editorial team
IP rating IPX6 Compiled by editorial team
Rain sensor Yes Compiled by editorial team
Battery
Parameter Value Source
Mowing time per charge 90 min Compiled by editorial team
Charging time 70 min Compiled by editorial team
Battery capacity 5.2 Ah Compiled by editorial team
Noise
Parameter Value Source
Guaranteed sound power level 61 dB(A)

This is the guaranteed sound power level (LWA) that makers of outdoor machinery must declare in Europe: it measures how much noise the machine emits, not how much is heard a few metres away. It cannot be compared with the decibels of home robots, which are a sound pressure level.

Compiled by editorial team
Privacy: what it sees and what it records
Parameter Value Source
Onboard camera Yes Compiled by editorial team
Summary

Pros and cons

In favour

  • Recognises obstacles with a multiline LiDAR, a 3D-ToF sensor and a camera with artificial intelligence.
  • Has a rain sensor among its onboard sensors.
  • Has lift and collision sensors in addition to the LiDAR and the camera.

Worth knowing

  • The narrow cutting width and the runtime per charge mean a large lawn takes many passes and several charge cycles.
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