CP keep them coming! I'm waiting anxiously for news that mine is ready to ship. I'd be interested to see what your experience with tech support is like. Maybe ask them why it died while cutting, share this video with them, and let us know what their support is like? Thanks for the great Luba content. I especially liked how you stood in front of it, just challenging it to stop, and then you moved out of the way when you realized your toes were going to get trimmed!

12:27 - See? You got rid of me, now you need me again, don't you??? 😂😂😂

Clover is covering just like grass

I know others are having issues with the 12v supply for the rtk resulting in poor signal. It's interesting that the base station outputs 24v to the rtk and that particular user observed much more satellite acquisition and a more stable positioning.

I wonder if as the trees get fuller with leaves they are more likely to interfere with the RTK GNSS. That’s a shame that you can’t see position or error messages beyond Bluetooth range.

My phone has to be connected via Bluetooth in order for me to see my mapped zones. Is that normal? What would cause Luba not to go home when battery hits 15%? found mine in the middle of the field out of battery. Do you need to make a channel from the charger to the mapped lawn?

I live the sass about the grass 😂. Thank you for these updates! Would you recommend this to a person if they were in the market?

The luba software has been updated I can now connect to LUBA remotely!

Thanks is was very interesting video. Let you know how the next days he doe his mowworks?

Thank you for the real world updates!

Clover provides nutrients to grass and needs less water.

Regarding the weeds vs gras discussion: A layer of green plant is a layer of green plants and better than dirt. So I would not care either.

Can you tell me if Luba can be operated from 2 different iPhones, like mine and my wife’s phones

what happens when the battery needs to be replaced? Or a wheel motor?

Your very brave being an early adopter I did that with my LG Roboking vacuum and regret it.

Hi, can luba be placed under a structure like a slab of stone. I have a Robomow that lives under a 1" granite stone slab. Does luba always need to see satellites ? can it move out a few feet first then see them and proceed ?

Are your ultrasonic sensors turned on while cutting in backyard? If yes, what if dirt is interfering with sensors operations and suddenly there are "obstacles" everywhere because of sensors detecting dirt on sensors no matter what luba does?

How long have you had your Luba? Thank you for the informaiton.

i know the problem please test the stop buttom i think is fix/trapped

I'm curious what the actual costs are compared to paying someone to mow (still have to trim, edge etc or pay someone to do it for you), plus initial cost, plus electricity plus any blades or maintenance it needs... And I'm assuming these will last 3-7 years I'm wondering if you monetize all of that and compare vs having lawn mowed by a reasonable company

RTK robots need to have free sky same as the RTK station itself to be connected to the satellites. Many big trees and Buildings interfere with the signal unfortunately. LUBA should be connected to WiFi too or you add a SIM card (at the back of LUBA) to keep it connected. That helps to stay connected with all signals.

Sounds super buggy. I would still be willing to mess with it if it had better anti theft and a method to remotely check status and make setting changes remotely.

Being a relatively new robot mower with software issues needing to be iron out, I don't believe it's a piece of technology for an 80 year old man that is not tech savy. since your dad wants to cut some grass perhaps someone can assist him is cutting the grass...

The luba seems SOOOO PROMISING! As someone who has a Worx Landroid L, which is nothing more than a toy because every time it runs over a leaf, it complains and won't mow, I'm looking for something that is robust, does its job and I don't have to keep fussing with it. The Luba handles big slopes, is AWD and seems very promising. Like everything else, however, if you get the first version of a product, there are going to be teething issues. #1, they've got to solve the connection issue. The inability to connect to it when you're away from the house is simply unacceptable. #2, there needs to be better diagnostic messages. Why did it just keep mowing until it die? Did it at least say, "I'm going home", then refuse to do so? And the slowness of the Luba makes me wonder if they ironed out all of the bugs before shipping this.

I think I will wait a couple more years on this technology. It is best usually best to wait on new tech.

1:46 - "Who are you talking to?" --Dog

Can't you control Luba remotely using WiFi or just Bluetooth locally?

Do you reccomend your Luba

@16:00 were not going over it! the Luba will :P

Sounds like the Luba sucks. You should get a husqvarna automower I’ve had one for years and am now upgrading to their boundary free version. And yes they have gps and cellular. I did a video review on the mower just search my channel for automower.

Hope you guys not getting lubed up for a scam?

You think they would have picked a color other than white. Lol

Problems of early adopters. I better wait 2-3 years till these devices are ripening more and competition will lower the prices…

This thing us trash, i have an Husqvarna automower, worx, and alko, and all 3 work perfectly since over 6 years 😂