Engineered like a satellite. Built for a garden.
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Verdin One steers by satellite to within two centimetres. Precise enough to write its own name in your lawn, and quiet enough at 58 decibels that nobody wakes up while it does.
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Satellite signals are corrected against a reference antenna on your house, so every stripe starts exactly where the last one ended. No wire buried round the edge.
Dual cameras and a thermal sensor sit behind a glass top panel. Rated IPX6, so you can hose it down.
A 5.2 Ah lithium pack sits low in the chassis for grip on slopes. When it runs low, Verdin drives home, charges in 70 minutes and carries on.
Pivoting blades fold back if they meet a stone and stop within 0.2 seconds if Verdin is lifted. Cut height adjusts from the app.
This is the live map in the app. Pick a pattern and Verdin plans the route, trims the edges first, then stripes the lawn lane by lane.
Verdin maps your garden from the sky and from the ground, so there is nothing to bury and nothing to pin down. A technician does the first setup with you, free.
Steer Verdin round your lawn from the app. It records the boundary to the centimetre as it goes.
Draw no-go zones round flowerbeds, the pond or the trampoline. Move them any time from your phone.
Choose the mornings, the cut height and the pattern. Verdin mows, then docks itself to charge.
A lawn should look cared for without anyone having to care for it. That takes better sensors, quieter motors and a lot of small decisions.
RTK-GNSS corrects the satellite signal against a reference antenna on your house, so stripes line up perfectly.
±2 cm · dual visionBrushless motors and a sealed blade deck keep it quiet enough to run while the house is still asleep.
58 dB(A) at 1 mA thermal sensor picks out hedgehogs, pets and small feet. Verdin stops, waits and steers wide.
Blade stop in 0.2 sA rain sensor and your local forecast send it home before the shower. It goes back out once the grass is dry.
IPX6 · hose it downAn offset blade disc reaches into corners and along walls, so the strimmer can stay in the shed.
3 cm from hard edgesA PIN, a 90 dB alarm and live GPS tracking. Lifted out of its geofence, it locks and tells you where it is.
4G on Pro and EstatePetrol mowers are loud enough to need ear protection. Verdin is quiet enough to run at dawn without anyone next door noticing.
Typical A-weighted levels at about one metre. Every 10 dB sounds roughly twice as loud, so a petrol mower is around eight times louder to the ear than Verdin.
Tell us about your lawn. We’ll work out the hours you spend on it each season, and which Verdin fits.
That’s 14 Saturday mornings you get back, based on a push mower covering about 600 m² an hour plus 15 minutes of setup and clean-up each time.
Every Verdin has the same satellite positioning, quiet drive and five-year warranty. Pick by the size and slope of your garden.
Measured on a flat lawn of mixed ryegrass at 38 mm cut height, mowing once a week.
| Model | Verdin One | Verdin One Pro | Verdin Estate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max lawn area | 1,500 m² | 4,000 m² | 8,000 m² |
| Max slope | 35% (19°) | 45% (24°) | 45% (24°) |
| Cutting width | 22 cm | 26 cm | 2 × 26 cm |
| Cutting height | 25–70 mm | 25–70 mm | 25–80 mm |
| Positioning | RTK-GNSS + vision | RTK-GNSS + dual vision | RTK-GNSS + dual vision + lidar |
| Noise | 58 dB(A) | 58 dB(A) | 60 dB(A) |
| Mowed per charge | 400 m² | 900 m² | 1,600 m² |
| Charge time | 75 min | 70 min | 90 min |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G |
| Weather rating | IPX6 | IPX6 | IPX6 |
| Weight | 11.8 kg | 13.4 kg | 21.0 kg |
| Warranty | 5 years | 5 years | 5 years |
No. Verdin finds its position from satellites, corrected by a small reference antenna on your wall or roof. Installing the antenna takes about 20 minutes and we do it for you.
Yes. Pattern mode can cut a name, a number or a simple logo into the lawn by mowing those areas shorter than the rest. Most people use it for birthdays, house numbers and match days.
The rain sensor and your local forecast send it back to the dock. It waits for the grass to dry and picks up exactly where it stopped.
The blades stop within 0.2 seconds if Verdin is lifted or tipped, and its cameras and thermal sensor steer it round people and animals. Turn on Wildlife hours and Verdin will only mow between sunrise and sunset.
About $14 a year in electricity for a 1,000 m² lawn, plus blades. The optional blade plan is $19 every two months. No subscription is needed for the app or satellite corrections.
A $190 deposit holds your place in the delivery queue. It’s fully refundable until your Verdin ships, and we’ll book your installation two weeks before it arrives.