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I often wonder about this. I think GPS is essential. Tie it to a location - if stolen, it won't operate. Then a way to text you if it is moved outside the desi
by JoeAltmaier 1y ago
I often wonder about this.
I think GPS is essential. Tie it to a location - if stolen, it won't operate.
Then a way to text you if it is moved outside the designated area. Telling you where it is.
At that point, I suppose it would still be worth stealing just for the battery? A hard problem to solve.
- bluGill 1y agoThe problem with gps is it doesn't work (reliably) under trees which many lawns have. Since trees are common in yards they need something else anyway and at that point you can get rid of the gps
- typpilol 1y agoNeed to get the multi-gnss like my cycling computer from Garmin has It's so accurate it's scary. Shows me the what side of the road I'm on and even shows me how much I'm in the lane lol
- bluGill 1y agothat doesn't help when there is no signal which happens. Sometimes you can use other input to get more accurate, but only sometimes
- 0x457 1y ago> if stolen, it won't operate. I can assure you it won't have level of protection like say iPhone, there will be a factory reset button in the mower.
- Kirby64 1y agoNot super helpful if it doesn't have a way to communicate to the outside world. Some of the companies solve this by adding a cell module that can send an SOS, but it usually requires a monthly/yearly fee to maintain the cell connection.