The Anthbot Pion 1000 mows inside a boundary wire and covers the grass in systematic lines rather than wandering at random. Anthbot rates it for lawns of up to a quarter acre and slopes of up to 45%. The Genie 600, one tier up, skips the wire and is rated for a smaller lawn.
The Anthbot Genie 3000 mows up to nine-tenths of an acre with no perimeter wire, guided by RTK satellite positioning and camera vision. It shares its slope rating, sensors and cutting height with the Anthbot Genie 1000. The difference is a bigger battery, at 10,000 mAh, that runs longer per charge, and a rating for a much larger lawn.
The Anthbot Genie 1000 mows lawns of up to half an acre with no boundary wire, using RTK satellite positioning and cameras to find its way. It shares its slope rating, cutting heights and sensors with the Anthbot Genie 3000. The Genie 1000 has the smaller battery of the two and is rated for a smaller lawn.
The Anthbot Genie 600 cuts lawns of up to 1/5 acre inside a boundary you draw in an app, finding its way with RTK satellite positioning and cameras. It sits in Mid Tier and is rated for slopes of up to 45%. Anthbot backs up its AI Vision camera with a bumper, and the battery recharges in 1.5 hours.
