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]]> By: rt http://www.opedaily.com/2008/01/10/whos-fault-is-it/#comment-48 rt Fri, 22 Feb 2008 18:42:38 +0000 http://www.opedaily.com/2008/01/10/whos-fault-is-it/#comment-48 I have been looking at some robotic mowers lately, especially with the popularity of auto-vacs like the Roomba. Husky also has an Automower, as does Devorak, but there are a number of liability issues involved with equipment running autonomously. Need I even mention Terminator or the Matrix? I have been looking at some robotic mowers lately, especially with the popularity of auto-vacs like the Roomba. Husky also has an Automower, as does Devorak, but there are a number of liability issues involved with equipment running autonomously.

Need I even mention Terminator or the Matrix?

]]> By: Robotic Lawn Mower http://www.opedaily.com/2008/01/10/whos-fault-is-it/#comment-47 Robotic Lawn Mower Fri, 22 Feb 2008 18:11:38 +0000 http://www.opedaily.com/2008/01/10/whos-fault-is-it/#comment-47 When we had a riding lawn mower we had our ROS system turned off. The blades would function going backwards or forwards. It was a decision we had made and knew full well the consequences that could occur. I also know I took great care in driving it around when any kids were present. In my mind this comes back to if the lawn mower would have run over an object (stump, stick, bike) and destroyed the object, is the lawn mower distributor responsible? Since getting rid of our old riding lawn mower we have moved on to robotic lawn mowers. Which are many more times safe. Now no one even has to be around when the unit is out cutting. When we go out and the unit is cutting, we send it back to the docking station. Everyone is completely safe. You can find the world's best reviews at http://www.bamabots.com When we had a riding lawn mower we had our ROS system turned off. The blades would function going backwards or forwards. It was a decision we had made and knew full well the consequences that could occur. I also know I took great care in driving it around when any kids were present. In my mind this comes back to if the lawn mower would have run over an object (stump, stick, bike) and destroyed the object, is the lawn mower distributor responsible? Since getting rid of our old riding lawn mower we have moved on to robotic lawn mowers. Which are many more times safe. Now no one even has to be around when the unit is out cutting. When we go out and the unit is cutting, we send it back to the docking station. Everyone is completely safe. You can find the world’s best reviews at http://www.bamabots.com

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