STIHL iMow Robotic Lawn Mower Features

the ground. This is the Tesla of the battery world. Guys, this isn't new, but I want you to listen. It's actually running. How do we cut it? How do we turn it down? Turn it up. Which way though? This way. That's why they make it idiot proof. You can see if you look at the little pictogram, it says push. Push. Oh, okay. What you just pointed out is actually a safety feature of the machine. That knob is supposed to do that. You know why? Because what if you try to pick it up by the knob? So instead of being able to pick it up, the knob just comes off. Okay. Okay, guys. is we're going to look at something you guys have probably seen once or twice before. A robotic mower. This mower is a continual mower, meaning that it mows what is it? 7 days a week. Is that right? You program it, too. Okay. So, and it does it randomly. Doesn't follow a pattern, but it has a perimeter wire which keeps it inside. And then there's an algorithm inside there that that changes the direction of the mower. So, within a certain amount of time, it guaranteed to hit every spot in your yard. So, it doesn't actually sense where the grass is short or where the grass is long. It actually runs off the algorithm which says, "Hey, you know what? Eventually, I'm going to hit this within my dedicated time pattern for cutting this lawn." Also, as we look underneath it, you can see where it actually has a very similar design to a typical or a standard lawn mower, making it a little bit more efficient than some of the other mowers that you robotic mowers that are out there that don't have that design. All right, guys. is we're actually going to be looking at a battery powered uh lawn mower, but this