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KR174 Kress RTKⁿ 1¼-acre robotic lawn mower
KR174 Kress RTKⁿ 1¼-acre robotic lawn mower
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Redefining precision in lawn care with Kress RTKⁿ technology, the KR174 robotic lawn mower introduces satellite-guided, centimeter-level accuracy without the need for any property-specific stationary antennas. Equipped with dual-layer razor sharp blades and obstacle avoidance system, the KR174 operates efficiently under any conditions.
Kress Robotic Mowers Require Kress RTKn network coverage. If you are outside of network coverage you are required contact sales before purchasing to be added to the Kress extended network. Check coverage here: https://coverx-us.polarisnavigation.com/
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FAQ
How accurate is the RTKn system?
RTKn delivers up to 2–3 cm accuracy, even on large or complex properties. It’s far more precise than GPS alone, enabling clean striping, tight turns, and full coverage without missed spots or overlap.
What happens when the battery runs low?
The mower automatically returns to its charging station, using its saved GPS route. Once fully charged, it resumes mowing exactly where it left off.
How long does setup take?
Most properties can be set up in under a few hours, depending on size and complexity. No trenching or boundary wire installation is required. Initial calibration and mapping is done via the onboard system or app.
Will the mower work in bad weather or under trees?
Kress RTKn systems are highly reliable. In areas with occasional signal loss (like under dense trees), the mower continues operating using inertial navigation, then corrects itself when the signal returns.