Robin Robotic Doors Introduces Patented Guidance System That Opens New Doors for Robotic Mowers

IRVING, Texas – [September 10, 2020] – Robin Robotic Doors, a leading innovator in technology for the rapidly growing robotic mowing market, has introduced a new guidance system that enables robotic mowers to maneuver through smaller gates and tighter spaces.

Patent number 10,767,383, Ground Wire Guidance System for Robotic Vehicle with Doorway Access, was issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on September 8, 2020 to Robin Autopilot Legacy IP, LLC, doing business as Robin Robotic Doors. The guidance system works in conjunction with the company’s previously patented robotic lawn mower door, which allows mowers to move through fences securely and with ease.

The new technology consists of a perimeter switching system that enables robotic mowers to move through smaller doors than previously possible. Working with the Robin automated lawn mower door, the new switching system allows the mower to move through smaller openings in fences that separate backyards from front yards, for example, and then return to its charging base in the backyard. The lawn mower door senses the robot, unlocks, and then relocks itself after the robot has passed through to keep the backyard along with pets and children secure. The new guidance system also can assist the robotic mower in its navigation through tight spaces within the landscape.

The guidance system and door are available to all Robin Autopilot members. In addition, Robin Robotic Doors is selling its auto-locking robot doors with the new guidance system to other robotic mower manufacturers, retailers and service companies that want to purchase doors in volume. 

“Our goal is to be the leading innovator in the rapidly growing robotic mowing industry,” said Logan Fahey, board member of Robin Robotic Doors, and chief executive officer of Robin Autopilot Holdings LLC, the majority owner of Robin Robotic Doors. “We are excited to announce this latest enhancement to our automated door system, which expands the area that a single robotic mower can cover. Our development team continues to work on new technology that will further enhance our products and systems, and we expect to announce additional patents in the near future. This is truly an exciting time for the robotic mowing industry.”

About Robin Robotic Doors As pioneers in robotic mowing technology, Robin Robotic Doors has developed a portfolio of robotic door patents. This technology allows robotic mowers to operate in areas with obstacles such as fences and narrow passageways, and its patented robot doors allow robotic mowers to pass through fences and lock automatically to keep children and pets safe and enclosed areas of the property secure. For more information on purchasing these doors or licensing our robotic door technology, please contact Matthew Sekelick at doors@robinautopilot.com.

About Robin Autopilot Holdings

Robin Autopilot offers its customers a platform to enable landscapers to install, operate and manage robotic mowers from multiple manufacturers.  These robotic mowers are battery-powered, programmable, energy- and cost-efficient and are virtually silent when operating. They can be used daily to keep a lawn trimmed to a precise length, resulting in a healthier, more attractive landscape, with pollution-reducing benefits equivalent to replacing two family cars with electric vehicles. This allows landscapers and lawn maintenance crews to deliver a more reliable, affordable, and eco-friendly lawn care solution than traditional gas-powered mowing. The robotic mowers also offer a solution for landscape service providers who are challenged by a lack of an available and reliable workforce in many markets.

Contact Information:

Angie Avery
Robin Autopilot, USA
aavery@robinautopilot.com
214.586.0654