AI comes to the Stiga world

STIGA is introducing a new generation of autonomous robot lawnmowers with STIGA Vista technology, an AI-powered camera that allows the machine to survey and understand its environment. The A 6v, A 8v, A 10v, A 15v, A 25v, A 50v, A 100v and A 140v models can work on areas from 600 up to 14,000 m², covering a wide range of applications, from the maintenance of private gardens and public parks, to large professional areas. Equipped with aluminum housing and Gorilla Glass protection, the camera is endowed with HDR global shutter technology that allows the robot to distinguish grassy from non-grassy surfaces in real time, recognize fixed and mobile obstacles and constantly optimize the cutting path. Navigation is optimally managed by means of the Active Guidance System (AGS), a system that analyses the quality of the satellite signal to plan mowing sessions even in conditions with unstable coverage, while the quad-band RTK-GNSS ensures stable GPS reception even in areas surrounded by dense trees and buildings. Moreover, the new Antenna-FREE feature eliminates the need for cables or reference stations and allows the charging base to be positioned in the most functional place for the operator. All models perform gentle daily mulching which promotes the growth of a healthier and more resistant lawn. The robots utilize systematic cutting patterns that produce stripes, grids, or uniform coverage, adapting to different garden conditions. Intelligent sensors also detect weather conditions to avoid cutting the grass when it is wet or when it is not necessary. The new STIGA robots can be controlled using the STIGA.GO App (awarded in 2025 with the Red Dot Design Award) offering intuitive setup, monitoring, and customization. Users can start, pause, schedule, or adjust mowing tasks remotely, and receive real-time notifications and guidance.