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As a hypothetical owner of both a Tesla and an autonomous mower, i would not want my Tesla to swerve (at least in any way that might endanger me or other humans
by jiminymcmoogley 3y ago
As a hypothetical owner of both a Tesla and an autonomous mower, i would not want my Tesla to swerve (at least in any way that might endanger me or other humans) for a squirrel, whereas I would probably want my autonomous mower to "swerve" to avoid a hedgehog, if not because i like little animals then just because i wouldn't want to clear up entrails off of my lawn
- dylan604 3y agoOut of curiosity, does your autonomous mower behave as idiotically has a autonomous vacuum like a Roomba? For a vacuum, that's okay, but for something on my lawn, I'd hate to see what the patterns in the grass would look like. I clearly have no experience with one of these things, and just taking the worst of one and (most probably) improperly applying it to something else.
- benglish11 3y agoThese auto mowers are so light they generally don’t make much of a pattern in the grass at all
- dylan604 3y agoIt's not the weight of the mower that makes the patterns. it's the direction of the suction, the direction of the rotation and cut. Sure, the wheels can leave a depression, but it's the cut that is important.
- fastasucan 3y agoThere is no suction afaik, and they cut so regularly (my neighbours use it daily) so the pattern have no time to settle.