>These days, electronic parts are dirt-cheap and there are
>video-cameras, cheap cpus and stuff that could be used
>to create an intelligent lawnmower that can mow the lawn
>on its own.
>
>Laziness is the source of the world's greatest inventions and
>I don't want to mow the lawn by myself, so I need to design
>an automatic lawnmower.
>
>What do I need to design such a system?

>
>Sheep.

> On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 14:26:44 GMT, in sci.electronics.design Ecnerwal
>
> wrote:
>

>>Sheep.

>
> I think goats are better, less methanehttp://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_101581.html?nav_src=newsIndexHea...

>
> martin

> I think goats are better, less methane

>
> On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 03:09:41 -0800 (PST), Gene Stonerly
> yahoo.com> wrote:
>

>>These days, electronic parts are dirt-cheap and there are
>>video-cameras, cheap cpus and stuff that could be used
>>to create an intelligent lawnmower that can mow the lawn
>>on its own.
>>
>>Laziness is the source of the world's greatest inventions and
>>I don't want to mow the lawn by myself, so I need to design
>>an automatic lawnmower.
>>
>>What do I need to design such a system?

>
> Roundup?
>
> John

> Martin Griffith wrote:

>> I think goats are better, less methane

>
> They'll also mow your flowerbeds, the hedge and roses (down to ground
> level), the neighbours gardens, the washing, and as I'm unreliably
> informed, the bodywork of Trabants. Goats are all too intelligent.
>
>

>>> I think goats are better, less methane

>>
>> They'll also mow your flowerbeds, the hedge and roses (down to ground
>> level), the neighbours gardens, the washing, and as I'm unreliably
>> informed, the bodywork of Trabants. Goats are all too intelligent.

>Growing up my cousins lived about 13 miles away on a few acres of land
>and they had a pet goat. That damned goat ate EVERYTHING.