I had to record it this time, when the obstacle avoidance mode is on, it gets scared from grass, when where I have recorded a trimmer path it will detect an obstacle everything in the path of the trimming map, making it unusable, to the point that today it just started going in circles, I stopped it and in the app there was some type of delay and even if the Yarbo was off it was just moving in the app.
when I turn obstacle avoidance off it climbs my trees almost falling over, today it happened again into a rain barrel and broke a peace of the trimmer since it sat on it and damaged the barrel, I don’t understand why if the robot goes to the ski it wouldn’t have a safety that it stops immediately (should bump into tress and just keep in going in the first place).
Yarbo, this is really bad and dangerous.
Sorry to see your Yarbo trying to climb the rain barrel!
So in that screen capture from the app, is the rain barrel that circular no go zone?
Hi there, we’re really sorry to hear about the issues you experienced with obstacle avoidance and the potential damage caused. We understand your concerns, especially regarding the safety of the machine during operation.
Regarding ticket #222354, our support team will need to further investigate this case and review the related logs to better understand what happened and identify the root cause.
We kindly ask for your patience while the team completes the investigation. I’ll also continue to follow up on this ticket to help ensure it is properly reviewed and that the issue is addressed appropriately.
Thank you for taking the time to provide the video and detailed feedback. This information will be very helpful for our team’s analysis.
Nice to see Yarbo can do a 200% slop if its mood fancies it!
The trees have been the most impressive lol but I didn’t have my phone I’ll snap some pictures next time since this will surely probably happen again, yes the barrel is that circle no go zone.
It’ll be really nice once Yarbo fully respects no go zones again.
I had my Yarbo try to back up onto an object outside of the working zone once last week. First time it happened for me. Thankfully I was standing there watching it at the time and was able to quickly slap the emergency stop button.
At least in my case, I think the behavior was caused by the trimmer being attached.
The issue with climbing trees was already known last year… I had reported it several times, and then it seemed to have disappeared after the updates… but it has reappeared since I installed the trimmer.