RoboUP Garden Life: 5 Easy Recipes to Try This August - Pumpkin and Bacon Soup

Pumpkin is one of the easiest vegetables to grow and it's full of nutritional value. This is one of the ultimate home-cooked dishes you can make with this beloved vegetable. Great for lunch or dinner.

· Ingredients: Pumpkin, vegetable or chicken stock, water, onion, curry powder, garlic, bacon, and sour cream.

· Instructions: Cook onion and garlic until tender. Add bacon and cook for another 5 minutes. Stir in pumpkin and cook until softened. Add stock, water, and curry powder; bring to a boil, then simmer for 30 minutes. Puree the soup in a blender until smooth. Serve with sour cream.

RoboUP Garden Life: 5 Easy Recipes to Try This August - Minty Peas and Onions

Are you a fan of onions? They are so easy to grow and great for organic gardening. From starters, soups, side dishes to mains, onions are versatile for preparing all sorts of healthy meals. One of which we selected includes stir fried minty peas and onions. A balance of sweet, sour, soft, and crispy taste and textures where you can enjoy the chemistry of the ingredients in your mouth with just one spoonful.

· Ingredients: Onions, peas, sweet red peppers, canola oil, and minced mint.

· Instructions: Sauté onions and red peppers in oil until soft. Add peas and cook for 10 minutes or until heated through. Stir in mint and cook for 1 minute.

RoboUP Garden Life: 5 Easy Recipes to Try This August - Pickled Cucumber

Cucumbers are easy to grow and do best in warm weather. Make sure to spread them out and grow them on a trellis. Once they are ready, you can use them to make pickled cucumber, which is a great summer side dish. Picture yourself creating your very own pickled jar of cucumber from start to finish. Just the thought itself is already so satisfying!

· Ingredients: Cucumbers, green and red peppers, garlic, salt, wine or cider vinegar, white sugar, turmeric, celery seeds, and mustard seeds.

· Instructions: Mix cucumbers, peppers, and garlic with salt. Refrigerate for 2 hours. Put sugar, spices, and vinegar in a pan then boil for 5 minutes. Add vegetables and slowly bring to boiling point (but do not boil).

Easy Setup: No boundary wires or RTK, just press start & go

From first unboxing to first mow, users and industry reviewers consistently highlight the same experience: effortless setup, thoughtful packaging, and truly plug-and-play performance.

No boundary wires. No RTK stations. No complicated installation.
Just press start — and go.

Here's what homeowners and tech reviewers are saying:

The mower came very well boxed, and I had a super easy time with the unboxing process. Everything was present, neatly organized, and accounted for. The setup was simple and straightforward. I followed the instructions and had zero issues understanding anything. — Scott H., USA

The unboxing experience was very good. Everything was very well packed and easy to remove. All the tools needed for installation and commissioning were included, as well as a very comprehensive instruction manual. — Chris L., Switzerland

The documentation provided is clear and the assembly is simply a matter of attaching the bumper to the front, which will only take you a few minutes even if you are not very handy. — Tom's Guide

Press Once. It Maps. It Mows.

Designed for small gardens up to 600㎡, Raccoon 2 SE delivers true "Plug & Mow" simplicity — automatic mapping and mowing at the press of a button.

No app dependency. No learning curve.
Use the RoboUP app if you like — or operate it entirely from the onboard control panel. It's intuitive enough for anyone, even those who prefer to stay offline.

Here's how leading tech media describe the experience:

The RoboUP app is not absolutely necessary for the Raccoon 2 SE. It can also be set up and used completely without a smartphone using the control unit on the top of the device. This means it can even be used by smartphone-averse people with small lawns. — Notebookcheck

Target Area Mowing: No Map. No Waiting. Just Precise Results.

Need to quickly tidy up a small section of your lawn? With Target Area Mode, Raccoon 2 SE can mow areas up to 80㎡ in either parallel or random patterns — without creating a full map first.

Simply place the mower where it's needed, and it gets to work immediately. Perfect for fenced zones, front-yard strips, secondary lawns, or even helping out a neighbor.

Here's what real users and media reviewers are saying:

“The mowing result is clean and even. I also really like that you can navigate to a single small target zone without having to create a full map first.”
— Daniel B., Germany

“Good morning everyone, today I tested the target area mode by taking the mower to a fenced area. It's performing well, as you can see, and once it understands how to define the area, it begins to cut in parallel, significantly reducing the work time.”
— Marco D., Italy

“In Target Area mode, the Raccoon 2 SE can perform parallel mowing. There's no need to map the area beforehand as long as it’s smaller than 80 square meters. It's perfect for maintaining the small strip of lawn in front of your property, or even helping out a neighbor.”
— Handyhase

AI Obstacle Avoidance: Smarter Vision. Safer Lawns.

Powered by an intelligent AI camera system, Raccoon 2 SE can identify people, pets, and over 300 common garden obstacles in real time.

From fallen branches to trees, garden furniture, and play equipment — it sees, decides, and navigates around them smoothly. And with an additional front bumper for physical detection, it adds another layer of protection for worry-free mowing.

Here's what users and media reviewers experienced during real-world testing:

“A smaller branch fell from the tree, which I decided not to remove — the mower easily avoided it, having passed it several times during the mowing.”
— Damian P., Poland

“In addition to its AI camera, the Raccoon 2 SE uses a front bumper to detect and avoid obstacles. In testing, it performed impressively: the mower consistently recognized major obstacles — such as trees and swing frames — and reliably navigated around them.”
— Notebookcheck