The Worx Landroid Vision autonomous lawn mower was revealed at CES 2023. The gadget uses an HDR camera and neural network AI to navigate your garden rather than relying on mapping and a traditional boundary wire. The mower can operate quietly at night and avoid rain when needed.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Worx-Landroid-Vision-robotic-lawn-mower-unveiled-with-HDR-camera-and-neural-network.680177.0.html
As the owner of an earlier model of this manufacturer's Landroid, I presume that this latest "Vision" model still operates via 'random movement'. If true, what would prevent it from crossing my driveway (to mow the left side of my lawn) at an angle that would take it into the street, rather than to the opposite side of my drive?
I know that this article is just for AD purposes. It would be nice, however, to have it answer some basic questions that an existing user would ask. After all, these are people who would most likely purchase again.