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March 3, 2026Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly JARQ0 citationsOpen Access

Development of Remote-Controlled High-Efficiency Mower for Steep Slopes

JAJun AOKIKHKazunobu HAYASHITKTakuo KOKURYU

Key Points

  • The prototype mower achieves twice the work efficiency compared to commercial models on steep slopes.
  • In controlled tests, it outperformed walking-type mowers by 2.6 times, showcasing its effectiveness.
  • Assessment involved comparing the prototype against a brush cutter in overgrown field conditions with tall plants.
  • This development suggests promising improvements in mowing efficiency for challenging terrains.

Abstract

We developed a prototype remote-controlled hammer-knife mower capable of mowing weeds over 1 m high on steep slopes. The work efficiency of the prototype is twice that of a commercially available remote-controlled mower and 2.6 times that of a walking-type mower. In flat fields with clusters of tall goldenrods, the prototype was twice as efficient as a brush cutter.

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AOKI et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75b3ec6e9836116a22381https://doi.org/10.6090/jarq.25j09
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