Technology needs local explanation.
The same feature can perform differently depending on lawn layout, ground condition, and setup quality.
Capability Guide
Understand capabilities before discussing specific products.
Modern smart yard equipment should be explained by the job it performs, the property it fits, and the support path it requires.
Core capabilities
What buyers and partners need to understand.
- Wire-free or virtual boundary setup
- Mapping, perception, and zone planning
- Obstacle detection and no-go area setup
- Slope and terrain handling
- Edge cutting expectations
- Auto recharge and scheduled operation
- Connectivity, anti-theft, and remote management
- Seasonal care and storage planning
Capability classes
Use capability language publicly. Handle product specifics privately.
Residential Class
Standard residential lawns
Best for simpler lawns with clear boundaries and moderate setup needs.
Advanced Yard Class
Multi-zone or sloped yards
Best for properties needing stronger mapping, terrain, and scheduling capability.
Complex Yard Class
Large or complicated sites
Best for properties with slopes, separated zones, complex edges, or service requirements.