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The AIWEIYA is a tracked, remote-controlled mower aimed at slopes and rough ground where a push mower or a boundary-wire robot won't cope. You steer it from up to 500 meters away and adjust cutting height from the remote. An onboard alternator charges dual batteries while a 24V brushless motor drives the rubber tracks, which the maker says extends runtime and track life. It is a niche tool: buyers get hands-on control and slope capability, but they give up the hands-off scheduling and app control that mainstream robotic mowers offer.
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Ratings are decent but thin, at 4.1 from 23 ratings, so there is little detail on long-term use. Buyers mostly value the remote range and slope capability.
It is built for mowing on slopes and runs on rubber tracks.
A 24V brushless drive motor and a gearbox power the mower. An integrated alternator charges dual batteries and keeps the drive motor powered. The hybrid design also has a generator that charges the motor during mowing, which gives longer runtime and less time spent charging.
The remote works from up to 500 meters away. It starts and stops the mower, adjusts the cutting height and controls the mower's position.
