Husqvarna Ab

Tom Söberg

Patrik Jägenstedt

Magnus Öhrlund

Mattias Kamfors

Fredrik Kallström

Jonas Holgersson

Andreas Källming

Stefan Grufman

Johan Öster

A robotic vehicle may be configured to incorporate multiple sensors to make the robotic vehicle capable of collecting, feeding, and uploading weather data into an aggregation agent to form a geospatial map or weather service. In this regard, in some cases, the robotic vehicle may include an onboard vehicle positioning module and sensor network to give the robotic vehicle a collective understanding of its environment, and enable it to autonomously collect and upload weather data to an aggregation agent for corresponding locations.

Weather collection and aggregation via robotic vehicle

A robotic work tool system () comprising further comprising a charging station () and a robotic work tool (), the robotic work tool system () being configured to determine a change in weather and to take preservation action. The robotic work tool may detect the change in weather by detecting an electrical charge buildup in the boundary wire. The robotic work tool may take the preservative action by the robotic work tool () distancing itself from the charging station ().

Operation of a robotic work tool by adapting the operation to weather conditions

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Blidsberg, Sweden

Tom Söberg