Worx Landroid Vision AI

Name: Worx Landroid Vision AI
Brand: Worx
SKU: WR210
Author: CobotCompare

Maximum slope 30 %

Boundary wire required No

Guaranteed sound power level 59 dB(A)

Onboard camera Yes

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Sheet curated by CobotCompare — We check every spec sheet against the manufacturer's own documentation: each value carries its source and the date we read it. Published Oct. 9, 2026 · Last updated Oct. 15, 2026

The Worx Landroid Vision AI is a robotic lawn mower for lawns where no buried boundary wire is wanted: it finds its way with a wide-angle camera and avoids obstacles by detecting their distance and width. It mows in mulching mode, leaving finely cut grass on the lawn without collecting it. It has a rain sensor, a mode that stops it after sunset, and manages several zones with the RFID cards included. It is controlled with the Landroid app, over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

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Technical specifications

How it works
Parameter	Value	Source
Cutting height, minimum	38 mm	Compiled by editorial team
Cutting height, maximum	89 mm	Compiled by editorial team
Maximum slope	30 % 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
Obstacle avoidance	Cameras	Compiled by editorial team
Boundary wire required	No «No boundary wire» does not mean «no installation»: satellite models need an antenna placed where it can see the sky, and under tree canopies or next to a high wall the signal can drop out. The wire goes away, the site survey does not.	Compiled by editorial team
Weight	15.1 kg	Compiled by editorial team
IP rating	IPX5	Compiled by editorial team
Rain sensor	Yes	Compiled by editorial team

Battery
Parameter	Value	Source
Battery capacity	4 Ah	Compiled by editorial team

Noise
Parameter	Value	Source
Guaranteed sound power level	59 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