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Segway Navimow i105N

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Mar 1, 2024 · Release · IncrementalSegway releases the Navimow i105N wire-free robot mower in the US at $999Mar 2024Mar 2024
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  1. 2024
  2. ReleaseHardwareIncremental

    Segway releases the Navimow i105N wire-free robot mower in the US at $999

    Segway opened US sales of the Navimow i Series on March 1, 2024, with the i105N at $999 for lawns up to 0.125 acre.

    Full assessment3 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
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    Where it stands
    Segway Navimow i105N
    Autonomy Ladder
    Level IIIConditional Autonomy
    Human Readiness
    Robovations Score
    65Capable
    What happened

    It maps the yard by app, using satellite RTK positioning and a 140-degree camera instead of boundary wire. Independent evidence on edge and corner coverage is the open item to watch.

    Bottom line

    The launch claims describe design features; independent field results were not available when sales opened.

    Impact

    On autonomy

    • Satellite RTK positioning is combined with a 140-degree camera for navigation under tree cover.
    • AI-assisted mapping detects lawn edges and builds the mowing area from the app.
    • Virtual boundaries replace buried perimeter wire for the whole setup.

    On readiness

    • US sales opened March 1, 2024 through the maker's online store.
    • The i105N is rated for lawns up to 0.125 acre, the smaller US model.
    • The launch price of $999 undercut the larger i110N at $1,299.
    Claim check

    3 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.

    New AI navigation delivers flawless upkeep of lawns up to a quarter acre
    Documented findingThe wording is the maker's and describes the series; the i105N itself is rated for 0.125 acre, and launch coverage had no independent mowing results.
    Wire-free setup using virtual boundaries drawn in the app
    Documented findingLaunch coverage repeats the maker's description of RTK plus vision mapping; field accuracy near obstacles was not yet measured.
    Camera-based obstacle recognition through a 140-degree lens
    Documented findingA stated specification of the series; recognition reliability was not independently reported at launch.
    Evidence

    2 sources · all linked

    1. 1PR Newswire1 Mar 2024
    2. 2Notebookcheck3 Mar 2024
    Technical notes

    3 sections

    Positioning and Mapping

    The Navimow i Series pairs in-house RTK satellite positioning with a camera system the maker calls VisionFence. Launch coverage describes a 140-degree wide-angle camera and AI-assisted mapping that detects the lawn edge. Virtual boundaries are drawn in the smartphone app, so no perimeter wire is buried.

    US Model Line

    The US launch listed two models: the i105N, rated for up to 0.125 acre at $999, and the i110N, rated for up to 0.25 acre at $1,299. The N suffix marks the North American version, so this entry applies to the i105N and not to the European i105 or the other i Series variants.

    Availability

    The maker’s press release is datelined March 1, 2024 and places online sales at the maker’s store that day. Later retail expansion in the US followed separately.