AIRSEEKERS

AIRSEEKERS builds its mowers around precision positioning. The TRON combines RTK GPS - accurate to the centimeter - with multiple onboard cameras for real-time obstacle detection. Setup is a single guided walk: you steer the mower around your lawn's perimeter once from the app, it records the boundary, and from then on it mows systematically with no buried wire and no markers in the grass. The RTK base station is included, broadcasts its own corrections over a 433 MHz radio link, and carries no subscription fee.

Coverage is the other headline. The TRON handles lawns up to 2,400 square meters (about 0.6 acre), mows in efficient passes rather than random bounces, and remembers what it has already cut so it can resume after recharging. The camera system detects people, pets, and obstacles and stops within half a meter; a blade contact sensor halts rotation instantly on impact. Rain detection pauses scheduled mowing until the lawn dries, and cutting height adjusts from 30 to 90 mm in the app.

We carry the AIRSEEKERS TRON, the brand's 2,400-square-meter-class robotic mower that debuted at CES 2025. It suits large residential yards with complex layouts: permanent islands like trees and garden beds are set as exclusion zones during setup, while temporary obstacles are handled by the cameras in real time.

Day to day, the TRON runs on weekly schedules from the free app - no subscription tier - deploying, mowing, and returning to its dock on its own. A full mow of a large yard typically takes 4 to 6 hours of efficient passes, and the FlowCut dual-layer mulching blades return clippings to the soil rather than collecting them, so there is no bag to empty.