ArduinoMKRVidor4000Tutorial VS OpenMower

I recently picked up a couple of Arduino MKR Vidor 4000s to start playing around with FPGA programming. After looking at the tutorials on the Arduino site and a bunch of poking around, I was finally able to get things working. I wrote down a list of the steps that I used and some other information that I was able to glean into a GitHub project here https://github.com/BrentSeidel/ArduinoMKRVidor4000Tutorial It contains some very simple combinatorial logic in both Verilog and VHDL. Think of it as something like a "Hello World" program.

I appreciate you trying to help, but my question was, "is the 3000 SQ meters just the max the battery can handle, or a software limitation". If one is ok with waiting a long time for it to cycle back to the beginning again, and just mowing the max amount every time, then the navimow seems reasonable. I wouldn't care if it would take a month to get back to the beginning, it still means it gets mowed once every month, which is fine for my use case. Spending 16k on a mower is not. It was buy mower with this capability or building an openmoweropenmower that could do so.

This is coming from someone that wishes that someone would sell a kit or publish plans with a list of parts needed and printable to make a robot mower that can scale up for yards larger than 2 acres. Best thing I've found so far is this: https://github.com/ClemensElflein/OpenMower

You get a robot mower specifically so you don't have to go outside. Plus, it's a freaking robot that mows your lawn!!! How cool is that! That factor alone means someone whose primary hobby is collecting IoT things has to get one... or two. Plus maybe another open source OpenMower tinkering platform mower. That's the mentality of an IoT hoarder.

Check this out. https://github.com/ClemensElflein/OpenMower