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Youre standing in your front yard minding your own business when a robot with three razor sharp blades spinning at 5,800 rpm begins racing toward you. What do you do? Is this some type of nightmare? No, youre awake and this is truly taking place, so as soon as once again, what do you do? The answer is nothing. It will just bounce off you and go an additional direction. Rather anti-climatic ending wasnt it? That is just the way the robotic lawn mower companies want it to be. TM The greatest concern most individuals have about robotic lawn mowers is security. Bots with Blades just cant be safe. According to Ames Tiedeman, National Sales Manager for Systems Trading Corp., the US distributor for the Friendly Robotics Robomower, over 72,000 emergency space visits involved lawn mowers in 2005. ZERO involved robotic lawn mowers. These mowers have so many safety functions and shut-off triggers that it is wonderful that they are truly functional. The Friendly Robotics Robomower turns the blades off at 16 degrees, not even high sufficient to get a hand below. Even if a little hand could get under, the blades are far back and recessed into a chamber in the body. It would take creativity, not stupidity, to get to the blades although they are still turning. In contrast to push and riding lawn mower safety devices, robotic lawn mower features are not effortlessly disabled. The tilt detection devices are soldered on to the main boards. Even the resistance against the blades and the ability of the software program to quit them is measured in thousandths of seconds. Because these robotic lawn mowers are made to mulch there is no simple outlet for flying debris. Pebbles and pine cones do not get tossed quite far and at low velocity. Some robotic lawn mowers have sonar detection systems that if any moving objects get close theyll slow down and at one more point quit the blade ahead of even being touched. All have some sort of touch sensors that when they lightly bump into a stationary object that they adjust path. So truly getting run more than is unlikely. Another huge concern is pets acquiring chopped to bits, once more, no reported accidents involving robotic lawn mowers. Dogs have a tendency to chase and bark, but not attack. A dog really chewing up a robotic lawn mower is more feasible than a robotic lawn mower chewing up a dog. Robotic lawn mowers move fairly slow, folks and animals can effortlessly move out of the way. Even though it requires a lot longer to mow, if every person used them there would be 72,000 fewer hospital visits this year. This article was written to educate folks that robotic mowers below intended circumstances are protected. There has been a wonderful deal of thought and engineering involved to make robotic lawn mowers risk-free for public use.