Keenon Keenmow K1 with 5 Year Warranty

Most of us expect a robot mower to arrive with a chore attached: bury a wire, stake a perimeter, set up a signal reference. The Keenon Keenmow K1 with 5 Year Warranty is built on the opposite idea. It needs no wires, no RTK and has no signal loss, because it reads the yard with 3D LiDAR and AI vision instead.

The Keenon Keenmow K1 with 5 Year Warranty is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

KEENON and the move into the garden

KEENON is a robotics brand best known for service robots that work among people, and the catalog of this store reflects that. Its restaurant and hotel machines are listed under Commercial Robots. The Keenmow K1 takes the same brand into a different setting: the outdoor lawn. A lawn is a very different place from a dining room. It has soft ground, roots, slopes, tight paths and rain, and a machine that works there has to handle all of it without anyone standing by.

For buyers in the Caribbean this matters in a practical way. Grass grows quickly in warm, wet weather, and mowing is a job that returns every week. A mower that looks after itself is a sensible fit for villas, resorts and homes where labor time is better spent elsewhere.

Vision and LiDAR instead of a boundary wire

The key technology of the K1 is its sensing. The position and navigation system is 3D LiDAR and AI Vision Fusion. For obstacle avoidance, the mower uses 3D LiDAR together with a 150° RGB vision camera. In plain terms, one sensor measures the shape of the space around the mower, while the camera helps it recognize what it sees. Together they let the K1 find its way without a buried wire and without a satellite correction signal.

That choice removes two familiar weak points of robot mowing. A wire can break, and a satellite signal can drop under trees or beside tall walls. The K1 has no wires, no RTK and no signal loss. It also manages up to 15 zones, so a property with a front lawn, a back lawn and a side strip can be treated as separate areas rather than one large field.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the rated power input, the battery chemistry, the charging station dimensions and weight, the blade type or the rain sensor sensitivity; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the Keenmow K1 different from a wire-guided mower?

The first difference is installation. A wire-guided mower needs a loop laid around the lawn before it can do anything, and the loop has to be repaired if it is cut by a shovel or a root. The K1 needs no wires at all, so the work of preparing the yard is much smaller. The mower is set up around the garden as it is.

The second difference is how the machine finds its position. Some wire-free mowers depend on RTK satellite positioning, which works best with a clear view of the sky. The K1 needs no RTK and has no signal loss. Its navigation comes from 3D LiDAR and AI vision working together, which is a different approach from relying on a satellite fix. For gardens with trees, buildings or covered areas, that is an easy point to understand and a useful one to ask about.

The third difference is the way it moves. Large 23cm diameter wheels with 5cm thick tires give strong grip on soft ground and roots, and the mower passes through tight garden paths up to 0.8m. The maximum slope is 50% (27°). Combined with a 5-blade disc and a 22cm cutting width, these figures describe a mower designed for real gardens rather than flat, empty lawns.

How large a lawn can the Keenmow K1 handle?

The maximum mowing size is 1500㎡. The cutting efficiency is 120/200 ㎡/h, and a single charge gives 90min of work, with a charging time of 100mins. The battery is 5.0Ah and the mowing motor is 90W. Those figures help a buyer estimate how a lawn would be divided into sessions across a week, and the 15-zone management lets different parts of a property be handled separately.

Cutting height is adjusted electrically between 20-70mm (0.79-2.76 inches). That range allows shorter, tidier grass or a longer cut in dry spells, without anyone touching the blade deck. Noise is ≤60db, which suits gardens where the mower may run near terraces or bedrooms. The mower is rated IPX6 and the base station IPX4, which is useful information for a region with frequent showers.

Who is the Keenmow K1 for?

The first group is homeowners with a medium or large lawn who would rather not install a boundary wire. The K1 is aimed squarely at them, with up to 1500㎡ of mowing size and multi-zone management for gardens made up of several areas.

The second group is owners of villas, guesthouses and small resorts. These properties often have winding paths, slopes and planted beds, which is where the 0.8m narrow pass, the 50% (27°) slope rating and the 150° camera view are relevant. Connectivity through 4G, WiFi and Bluetooth gives options for how the mower is reached from a phone or network.

The third group is property managers and integrators who already look at robotics for hospitality or services. KEENON's other machines are found in our Commercial Robots category, while the K1 sits with household and garden products in Consumer Robots. Buyers who need indoor delivery rather than lawn care should look at those commercial machines instead, since the K1 is a mower only.

What is the Keenmow K1 used for?

1. Routine lawn mowing. It cuts the grass at a width of 22cm with a 5-blade disc, on a schedule that suits the owner.
2. Multi-area gardens. Up to 15 zones can be managed, so front, back and side lawns are handled separately.
3. Sloped ground. The maximum slope of 50% (27°) allows work on inclined lawns.
4. Tight garden paths. It can pass through gaps up to 0.8m wide between beds, walls and planters.
5. Wire-free setup. No boundary wire or RTK reference is needed, which saves installation work.
6. Quiet daytime or evening mowing. The noise level of ≤60db makes it easier to run near occupied buildings.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. A quotation is the way to proceed: send us your request, and we will answer with the terms for your property or project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so nothing is left for you to sort out separately. The Keenon Keenmow K1 with 5 Year Warranty is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Keenmow K1 need a boundary wire?

No. It needs no wires, no RTK and has no signal loss. It navigates with 3D LiDAR and AI vision fusion.

How large a lawn can it mow?

The maximum mowing size is 1500㎡. The mower can manage up to 15 zones.

How long does it run and how long does it take to charge?

The working time per charge is 90min, and the charging time is 100mins. The battery capacity is 5.0Ah.

Can it work on slopes and in narrow areas?

The maximum slope is 50% (27°), and the narrow pass is up to 0.8m. The tires are 23cm in diameter and 5cm thick.

Is it waterproof?

The mower is rated IPX6 and the base station IPX4.

How is the cutting height set?

Cutting height is adjusted electrically from 20-70mm (0.79-2.76 inches). The cutting width is 22cm (8.66 inches).

Where can I buy the Keenmow K1 and what does it cost?

The Keenon Keenmow K1 with 5 Year Warranty is available through this page, by quotation. Prices are not listed; request a quotation and the terms, including delivery and support, will be sent to you.

Summary

The Keenmow K1 is a robot mower that asks little of the garden in return: no buried wire, no satellite reference, just 3D LiDAR and AI vision finding the way. Its 1500㎡ maximum mowing size, 15 zones, 50% (27°) slope rating, 0.8m narrow pass and IPX6 mower rating describe a machine made for real outdoor conditions. For a quotation, with delivery, customs and support arranged together, this page is the starting point.