1. Security performance testing (core within the core)

Safety is the bottom line for all products with live or moving parts, and relevant tests strictly benchmark national safety standards (such as EN 50636-2-107, GB standards), with a focus on:

Mechanical safety: Blade protection (such as whether to stop immediately after collision), anti pinch structure testing.

Electrical safety: Battery overcharge/overdischarge protection, leakage protection, and charging interface safety testing.

Control safety: testing the effectiveness of emergency stop function, boundary line recognition (to prevent rushing out of the work area), and obstacle avoidance reliability (to prevent collision with people and objects).

Environmental safety: IPX4 and above waterproof testing (for rainy day operations), safety and stability testing in high and low temperature environments.

2. Core homework performance testing (determining product practicality)

Directly affecting the user experience is the key to distinguishing between good and bad products, with a focus on:

Mowing efficiency: testing the weeding area per unit time and the ability to cut weeds at different heights.

• Homework accuracy: Repeat homework coverage (to avoid missed cutting), edge cutting accuracy (close to the lawn boundary) testing.

• Battery life and energy consumption: Continuous operation duration under fully charged state, and energy consumption performance testing under different operation intensities.

• Terrain adaptability: Test the traffic capacity on slopes, uneven roads, and whether there will be slippage or jamming.