There is a bit too much grass on the edge
Updated on 2026/01/28
(1) GOAT typically follows the boundary-mapping path during edge-cutting. During mapping, position the device as close to boundaries as possible.
(2) GOAT's positioning has inherent inaccuracies. After multiple mowing cycles, any missed areas due to this error are typically covered.
(3) Due to the distance between GOAT's blade disk and its outer frame, some grass may be left near walls or edges. Use the trim function to clean up these areas.
(4) If clear grass/non-grass boundaries exist along the map edge without elevation changes, flower beds, or saplings, use the "Mark Smart Edge Boundary" feature in Map Editor. GOAT will employ AI for precise edge recognition, adopting tailored edge-following strategies based on boundary type to minimize grass residue.
(5) Verify that the charging station has not been moved. If relocated, return it to its original position.
(6) For safety reasons, it is recommended to map at a slight distance (>10cm) from boundaries with elevation changes, pools, flower beds, and saplings.
(2) GOAT's positioning has inherent inaccuracies. After multiple mowing cycles, any missed areas due to this error are typically covered.
(3) Due to the distance between GOAT's blade disk and its outer frame, some grass may be left near walls or edges. Use the trim function to clean up these areas.
(4) If clear grass/non-grass boundaries exist along the map edge without elevation changes, flower beds, or saplings, use the "Mark Smart Edge Boundary" feature in Map Editor. GOAT will employ AI for precise edge recognition, adopting tailored edge-following strategies based on boundary type to minimize grass residue.
(5) Verify that the charging station has not been moved. If relocated, return it to its original position.
(6) For safety reasons, it is recommended to map at a slight distance (>10cm) from boundaries with elevation changes, pools, flower beds, and saplings.