Can a robot mower be stolen, and can you track it?

US product page for the Automower 410 iQ, read Oct 22, 2026: from $2,599.99, for lawns up to about half an acre (±20%), and slopes up to 45%. The page lists no camera-based obstacle detection. Re-read Oct 24, 2026: Husqvarna says its Automower iQ mowers "operate rain or shine"; IPX5 protection rating; connectivity listed as cellular, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, controlled through the Automower Connect app. Safety features listed: anti-theft alarm, GPS theft tracking through the Connect app, GeoFence, PIN code and lift sensor.

Navimow i Series product page (European site, read Oct 22, 2026): RTK plus vision navigation without wires or antenna, for lawns of 500–800 m². Climbs slopes up to 30%. VisionFence uses a 140° fisheye camera and AI to tell grass from obstacles such as pets, furniture and garden tools. Re-read Oct 24, 2026: "Intelligent Weather Responsiveness" watches real-time weather forecasts and, on significant weather changes, pauses mowing and returns to the dock to protect the lawn from wet grass. Network RTK over cellular data is included at no extra cost (coverage depends on postcode); extended connectivity such as live location tracking needs the separate Navimow Access+ 4G module. Security: an app-activated safety lock disables the start button, a lifted alarm notifies you when the mower is picked up or moved, an out-of-boundary alarm warns when it leaves its zones, and real-time GPS tracking (out-of-boundary alerts and tracking need the Access+ 4G module).

Navimow X3 Series page (European site, read Oct 25, 2026): Segway says the X3 handles slopes of up to 50%. Visual sensing detects and avoids pets, children, garden decorations and outdoor furniture. Four security features, including outside-of-boundary alarms and lift alerts, and GPS tracking to find the mower in the Navimow app.