A new report from Allied Market Research reveals that the robotic lawn mower market, valued at $838.50 million in 2022, is expected to grow to $2.4 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.9% from 2023 to 2032.
Robotic lawn mowers are autonomous machines designed to maintain lawns and grassy areas by using sensors, GPS technology, and sharp blades. These devices navigate the lawn, avoid obstacles, and trim grass to a set height. Users can control them through smartphone apps. Compared to traditional gas-powered mowers, robotic mowers are more convenient, as they don’t require manual operation, encourage regular lawn maintenance, and reduce noise and pollution.
The market growth is driven by the reduction in labor costs, particularly for commercial customers such as landscaping businesses, golf courses, and property management agencies. Commercial agencies managing large fleets of manual mowers need a large workforce to operate and maintain these devices, which increases labor costs.
Robotic lawn mowers, being autonomous, eliminate the need for human intervention. This reduces labor expenses by removing the requirement for workers to physically push or carry the mowers. Moreover, commercial customers can reallocate their workforce to other value-generating tasks, improving operational efficiency and potentially reducing payroll costs.
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