Stiga Stig-A 3000 Robotic Lawnmower

The Stig-A 3000 Expert Robotic Lawnmower can cope with cutting up to 3000m2 in around 8 hours with a cutting width of 26cm and electronic height adjustment 20-65mm this will use a systematical cut your lawn, instead of the old style random pin balling around your lawn.

Using the GPS technology on a 4G network you can navigate up to a few zones, (with different height of cuts) that will be linked by virtual paths. The Stiga-A 3000 Expert Robotic Lawnmower can cope with cutting up to 3000m2.

The installation of Stiga RTK robots requires an additional cost. This means that in addition to the cost of the robot itself, there will be a separate charge for the installation process. The installation process typically involves setting up the necessary hardware and software components to ensure the proper functioning of the robot. The exact cost of installation may vary depending on factors such as the complexity of the installation process and the location of the installation. It is important to factor in the cost of installation when considering the overall cost of purchasing a Stiga RTK robot.

STIGA A 3000

Autonomous robotic lawn mowers

• Docking station with reference station
• Reference station fixing bracket
• 5 mt extension cable for reference station
• Charger
• 7 Docking station pegs
• 1 Tool for docking station pegs
• 6 Blades + 6 Blade screws

Features

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Intelligent mowing plan

Through the patented AGS technology, STIGA A 3000 autonomous robot mower learns and memorises satellite orbits, signal strengths and where signal blockages will exist at any given time of the day – updating its sky map every day. This means that it can plan exactly where to mow, when to maintain accuracy, and more importantly, keep on mowing.

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Constant communication via STIGA Cloud

To work with GPS RTK technology, the robot needs an uninterrupted connection with its reference station. This connection happens through 4G data traffic and a constant communication between the robot mower, the STIGA Cloud and the reference station. STIGA A 3000 autonomous robot mower only needs one reference station, which is included with the robot.

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STIGA ePower battery

With ePower at its heart, STIGA A 3000 can mow lawns up to a 3000sqm in just two cycles a day, and the scheduling is fully flexible. The premium Lithium-Ion batteries contain chemistry which is optimised for reliability and durability so even after 1,500 charging cycles – equivalent to around 4 years of use – the battery still operates at over 80% capacity.

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Fully adaptable perimeter

Being cable-free, you just need one finger to modify the virtual perimeter for your STIGA A 3000. You can also control other functions of the robot, such as excluding zones from cutting sessions and setting stay-away times.

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High-performance cutting

Forged from a metal compound that retains a sharp cutting edge, the four pivoting blades rotate at up to 2850 rpm with automatic height adjustment.

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Perfect balance on all terrains

Uniform cutting without unsightly wheel marks thanks to a perfectly engineered centre of gravity that creates balance on slopes up to 50% (27°).

Technology

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STIGA ePower

Smart, safety tested and synched with STIGA products, ePower is the next generation in batteries. Tests we run on ePower batteries are 5 times tougher than Industry standard requirements, to ensure the highest quality standards in terms of performance, reliability and battery health through time. Our batteries are efficient, as we optimised and secured the position of each individual cell; safe, as we created space to allow air to cool; and smart, as we we developed and tested the electronics and software that controls the cells. They power longer and live longer, thanks to a smart energy management operated by all machines and tools running on interchangeable ePower batteries.

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STIGA Soft Lawn Touch

Light enough to leave no trace, the STIGA robotic lawn mowers fuse maximum performance with a soft touch. Its central battery improves balance while the outer casing ensures agile mowing – whether moving across the grass or returning to its charging station.

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AGS Active Guidance System

STIGA AGS (Active Guidance System) technology takes our autonomous robotic lawn mowers beyond just guiding and mapping boundaries. It is artificail intelligence which learns and remembers satellite orbits and where signal blockages exist at any given tieme of the day and use this information to avoid mowing areas of the lawn when the signal may be lost. STIGA autonomous robot lawn mowers learn and memorise satellite orbits, signal strengths and where signal blockages will exist at any given time of the day – updating their skymap everyday. This means that the robotic lawn mowers can plan exactly where to mow, when to maintain accuracy, and more importantly, keep on mowing.

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Active garden mapping

Thanks to the STIGA AGS technology, our autonomous robotic lawn mower is able to organise its cutting session automatically. By knowing exactly when and were to cut, the robot mower can actively create a virtual map of the garden while it’s cutting, so it knows where to cut first. The autonomous robotic lawn mower maps the garden in cells.

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Systematic cutting patterns

The STIGA autonomous robot lawn mower is already optimizing energy usage and mowing cycles, by cutting in as little as two cycles a day. The autonomous robotic lawn mower further optimises the battery usage as it works according to systematic cutting patterns. It has multiple direction change programmes so there’s no chance of overmowing. STIGA autonomous robot mowers can be programmed to work in multiple mowing zones: the user can set up to 10 zones. Through the STIGA.GO App, the user can choose between different pattern combinations, to promote grass health and choose the preferred look of the lawn.