Mowze Opens $500 Reservations for M60 Autonomous Mower
The GPS-guided M60 lists airports, landfills, golf courses, parks and schools among its uses
Source: lawnandlandscape.com ↗
Mowze is taking $500 reservations for the M60, an all-electric autonomous mower built for large turf. The company’s reservation page says the deposit is fully refundable and credited toward the machine, and that it holds a place in line for the next round of deployments. The page lists no price, delivery date or lease terms.
The M60 has a 60-inch deck with cutting heights from 1 inch to 6.5 inches. Mowze rates it at 6 to 10 acres per day, or 1 to 1.5 acres an hour. A 24-kilowatt-hour lithium iron phosphate battery gives 6 to 8 hours of runtime and recharges in 8 hours on 240 volts or 14 hours on 110 volts. Navigation is by precision GPS, with 360-degree vision and an emergency stop for safety. The mower weighs 727 pounds, works slopes up to 30 degrees and operates between 32 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Mowze’s applications page lists airports, golf courses, landfills, homeowner association common areas and parks among its uses, and its home page adds schools and hospitals. For airports, it says the M60 reduces “the personnel and equipment required for routine mowing.” For landfills, it says the mower manages difficult areas “while keeping operators off the mower.”
Mowze is a Maryland-based robotics company founded in 2023. It says its machines are “always run by a trained operator.”
