I am watching my Yarbo doing a great job on a multi day snow and I was wondering. Has anyone suggested a paint module? It could be used to paint parking lot lines or the creative could paint designs. A new feature would be necessary “ upload your own design ” but it could be very cool 
First step to being a 3d printer on tracks 
Actually yeah. There’s a request here for doing that for sports fields.
It could have a wide range of industrial and personal uses.
Not to be cynical, but the odds of drawing a straight line are approximately zero, lol.
It’ll be perfectly straight. For that short distance Yarbo backs up before starting a plan. 
Hey my Yarbo told me it was enrolled in AA and it no longer had a drinking problem. It swore to me!
I laughed when I read this cause I was thinking the exact same thing myself. 
Centimeter accuracy…. RIGHT..RIGHT
Lol
Yup!
I was thinking more along the lines (pun not intended) of being able to super impose text or simple image onto the mowing areas so you can cut that text or simple image into your lawn.
We have a small Brewery and Id like to cut our logo in the lawn.
I mean…. if you’re creative enough with paths and the controller, I don’t see why you couldn’t mow text patterns into a lawn… Especially if you did cursive Just no one under 30 would be able to read it.
I think I saw some marketing material where they say they want to implement that.
Could be agile though in my opinion.
I played with the lawn art a couple of times with my Luba bots, but once the novelty wore off, I never did it again.
Exactly and until they can refine turning and support more smooth arcing turns and small details, I just don’t think it’s practical. I’d do it once and probably never again. But I can see the appeal for a business or to send a message to a nosy neighbor. 
Lol. I have sooo many ideas. From art to structures. It could be so …I going to need more batteries 
To be honest, the lawn art isn’t really as noticeable as what you see in Mammotion’s promotional materials. From ground level, it’s a bit hard to see.
Ideally it needs to be seen from above, like from. 2nd story window or a drone view.
Or on a hillside.
