The current Greenworks robot lawn mower collection includes one model. The AiMowbot C6 has a stated mowing-area capacity of up to 600 m², so it should not be treated as a range of models with several different area ratings.
Start with the actual grass area rather than the total garden size. Paths, patios, buildings, flower beds and other sections that do not require mowing should not be included in the mowing-area calculation.
The C6 supports multiple mowing zones, no-go areas and transport paths. These functions provide another option where the garden has separate lawn sections or areas that the mower should avoid.
The stated 600 m² figure is a maximum mowing-area specification. It does not confirm one fixed runtime, one-charge coverage or a guaranteed result for every garden.Actual use may change according to lawn shape, grass condition, slopes and the number of separate zones.
The route between different mowing areas should still be checked. Narrow passages, permanent obstacles, trees and buildings may affect how the mowing area is mapped and connected.
The AiMowbot C6 uses RTKVision™ navigation instead of a conventional perimeter wire or boundary wire. It combines satellite positioning, vision and 3D Time-of-Flight sensing to map the mowing area and identify obstacles.
A wire-free robot lawn mower avoids installing a boundary wire around the edge of the lawn. The system still uses a charging station and reference antenna, and the position of both parts should be planned before installation.
Trees, buildings and other garden features may affect positioning conditions. Check the available installation area, the route between mowing zones and the position of the charging station and antenna together.
The C6 follows a systematic mowing pattern rather than a random pattern. It can return to the charging station and resume mowing after charging.
The mower is stated to identify more than 200 object types. This does not mean that every small item, difficult edge or garden hazard will always be detected.Clear loose objects and set suitable no-go areas where required.
The Greenworks AiMowbot C6 has a 20 cm cutting width and a cutting-height range from 20 mm to 90 mm. It uses a three-blade cutting system.
The cutting width and height range should be checked around the lawn size and the grass height you want to maintain. They do not create one fixed cutting result across every lawn.
The mower is rated for slopes up to 45%, also listed as 24 degrees. Front-wheel drive and oversized front wheels are included on the C6.
The maximum slope rating should not be treated as a guarantee for every steep or uneven section. Surface condition, moisture, grass condition, obstacles and the shape of the slope may affect actual performance.
A garden may also contain one short steep section even where most of the lawn is level. Check the steepest part and any route between zones rather than choosing only around the average slope.
The mower has a stated operating noise level of 54 dB. Day or night operation is listed, but mowing schedules should still be selected around the garden, local conditions and the areas being used.
The C6 supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 4G connectivity. It also includes an onboard display, so settings are not limited to one control method.
Connection quality may vary according to the garden, local network conditions and the position of the mower, charging station and reference antenna. One year of 4G service is listed, although renewal terms and costs after the first year are not published.
The AiMowbot C6 is supplied as a complete robotic mowing and installation system rather than a normal tool-only product or removable battery kit.
The listed package includes the mower, charging station, reference-antenna equipment, two low-voltage cables, power adapters, spare blades, blade bolts, cable staples and installation hardware.
It is not listed as part of the Greenworks 24V, 40V or dual-24V battery platforms. Batteries and chargers from these platforms should not be treated as interchangeable with the AiMowbot system.
Older Optimow accessories also should not be assumed to fit the C6.Check the individual accessory page for confirmed AiMowbot compatibility before ordering.
The AiMowbot C6 maps the mowing area and follows a systematic cutting pattern. It uses satellite positioning, vision and 3D Time-of-Flight sensing. The mower can return to its charging station and resume mowing after charging, while mowing zones, no-go areas, paths and schedules can be managed through the available controls.
No conventional perimeter wire or boundary wire is listed for the C6. It uses RTKVision™ navigation and virtual mapping instead. A charging station and reference antenna are still included, and their positions should be checked around trees, buildings, narrow passages, separate lawn areas and other permanent garden features.
The C6 is rated for slopes up to 45%, or 24 degrees. It also includes front-wheel drive and oversized front wheels. Actual use may still be affected by grass condition, moisture, surface condition, obstacles and slope shape.Check the steepest and most difficult sections rather than relying only on the maximum rating.
No grass-collection box is listed for the AiMowbot C6. The mower uses a three-blade cutting system and follows an automatic mowing pattern rather than collecting cut grass in a detachable container. Grass height, lawn condition, cutting height and mowing frequency may all affect the visible cutting result.
Start with the actual grass area, lawn layout and steepest slope. Then check separate zones, narrow passages, obstacles, signal conditions and suitable positions for the charging station and reference antenna. Package contents and accessory compatibility should also be checked, particularly when comparing current AiMowbot products with older Optimow accessories.
