The Worx Landroid Robot Mower WR147E.1 handles lawns up to 1000m² automatically. It uses patented AIA navigation technology to mow in an efficient, structured pattern rather than wandering randomly meaning faster, more thorough coverage every time.
Noesis cognitive auto-scheduling analyses local weather data, sun radiation, rainfall, soil composition and grass species to decide exactly when and how long to mow. No manual programming needed. The Cut-to-Edge system reduces border trimming significantly. It can navigate passages as narrow as the mower itself no guiding wire required.
Four modular upgrades are available including Anti Collision System, Off-Limits invisible fence, RadioLink Wi-Fi extender and a Find My Landroid anti-theft tracker. The PowerShare battery works across all Worx cordless tools. Over-the-Air updates keep the software current automatically.
This model is rated for lawns up to 1000m². That makes it suitable for a large proportion of UK residential gardens. If your lawn is significantly smaller the mower will simply complete its cycles faster. The Noesis auto-scheduling system adjusts the mowing frequency and duration based on actual grass growth data so it won't over-mow a smaller area unnecessarily.
Yes. Like most robot mowers in this category the WR147E.1 requires a boundary wire to be laid around the perimeter of your lawn. This wire tells the mower where the cutting area ends. Installation is described as straightforward but several customer reviews note it takes a few hours to complete properly. The wire needs to be well pegged down a loose wire can be cut by the mower when it returns to its base station.
AIA stands for Artificial Intelligence Algorithm. Instead of bouncing around randomly like older robot mowers the AIA system calculates an efficient mowing path across your lawn. This means the mower covers the full area faster and with fewer passes. It can also navigate narrow passages as tight as the mower's own width without needing an additional guiding wire. For gardens with tight corners or obstacles this is a meaningful practical advantage over random-path mowers.
Yes. The WR147E.1 is designed to mow in the rain. This is particularly relevant in the UK where dry weather windows can be unpredictable. The mower's Noesis scheduling system also factors in rainfall data when calculating how much mowing is needed so wet periods are accounted for automatically. The lower part of the mower can also be safely cleaned with a garden hose.
There are four available modules. The Anti Collision System (ACS) uses ultrasonic sensors to detect and avoid obstacles useful if your garden has plant pots, furniture or other objects that move around. The Off-Limits module creates a temporary invisible exclusion zone without laying extra wire handy if you want to protect a specific area on certain days. The RadioLink module extends Wi-Fi connectivity up to 500m from your router. The Find My Landroid module adds GPS-style anti-theft tracking that works independently of your home Wi-Fi. None are essential for basic operation but each solves a specific problem depending on your garden setup.
Noesis pulls in local data including weather forecasts, sun radiation levels, rainfall measurements, soil composition and grass species information. It uses this data to calculate how fast your grass is currently growing and adjusts the mowing schedule accordingly. During a warm wet spell in summer when grass grows quickly it will mow more frequently. During a dry spell it will reduce activity. You don't need to manually update any settings the system handles it automatically and updates via Over-the-Air software pushes.
The cutting height is adjustable between 30mm and 60mm. There are 3 positions available. This range covers the typical preferences for a well-maintained UK lawn. A 30mm cut gives a neat short finish while 60mm is better suited to lawns that need a more relaxed maintenance cut. The self-levelling blade disc also tracks the terrain to prevent scalping on uneven ground a feature available on select models within the Landroid range.
Yes. The battery uses the Worx PowerShare platform which is compatible across all Worx cordless tools. If you already own a Worx drill, hedge trimmer or other cordless garden tool the battery from this mower will fit those tools and vice versa. This is a practical advantage if you're building a cordless tool collection as you only need one battery platform rather than multiple incompatible systems. The mower comes with a high-capacity battery that also provides extended runtime per charge.
| Brand | Worx |
| Model | WR147E.1 |
| ASIN | B0BLXY71NV |
| Type | Robot Lawn Mower |
| Lawn Coverage | Up to 1000m² |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Battery Compatibility | Worx PowerShare (compatible with all Worx cordless tools) |
| Weight | 11.5 kg |
| Cutting Width | 60mm |
| Minimum Cutting Height | 30mm |
| Maximum Cutting Height | 60mm |
| Number of Cutting Height Positions | 3 |
| Depth | 50.7 cm |
| Width | 36.1 cm |
| Height | 20.5 cm |
| Body Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Navigation Technology | Patented AIA (Artificial Intelligence Algorithm) |
| Scheduling System | Noesis Cognitive Auto-Scheduling |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Software Updates | Over-the-Air (OTA) automatic updates |
| Weather Resistance | Can operate in rain |
| Border Cutting | Cut-to-Edge technology |
| Narrow Passage Navigation | Yes - passages as narrow as the mower width |
| Modular Options | ACS (Anti Collision), Off-Limits, RadioLink (up to 500m), Find My Landroid |
| Wildlife Protection Mode | Save-the-Hedgehogs (no operation after sunset) |
| Cleaning | Lower part washable with garden hose |
| Blade Disc | Self-levelling (on select models) |
| Robotic Lawn Mowers Subcategory Rank | #33 |