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WORX Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD (WR344)

A four-wheel-drive, wire-free mower for lawns up to 1 acre that combines stereo-camera Vision AI and V-SLAM with RTK corrections delivered over the cloud.

Lawn size
Up to 1 acre
Navigation
RTK Cloud, stereo camera, V-SLAM
Slopes
Up to 84% (40°)
Cutting
8.7 in width; 1.57–3.54 in, electric adjustment
United States · WR344 1-acre version; price not shown on the checked page2026 model

Sources checked Nov 7, 2026 · Announced Jan 6, 2026 · Announced by WORX on 6 January 2026 and shown at CES 2026. Launch source

Best for

A four-wheel-drive, antenna-free RTK mower for steep, complex lawns up to 1 acre. Confirm RTK Cloud coverage and the local price first.

Look elsewhere if

Addresses without RTK Cloud coverage, or buyers who need a published price before committing.

What the Vision Cloud 4WD is

Landroid Vision Cloud is WORX's 2026 wire-free platform. It combines stereo-camera Vision AI for obstacle and edge recognition, V-SLAM mapping, and RTK positioning whose corrections arrive over the cloud instead of from an antenna in the garden.

The 4WD version adds four motors, independent front and rear axles and front-wheel steering, which WORX says protects turf on turns. WR344 is the 1-acre version.

Read the specifications correctly

The 84% (40°) slope figure is a four-wheel-drive rating; the two-wheel-drive Vision Cloud is a different machine. One panel on the product page says 83%, so read the slope as about 40°.

Cutting width is 8.7 in with electric height adjustment from 1.57 to 3.54 in. The weight with battery is 39.9 lb.

Beyond the headline number

Specifications, with context

Values below are manufacturer claims for the stated reference market. WCB has not independently bench-tested this model. Check the official specifications and conditions

WORX Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD (WR344) specifications and buying implications
SpecificationOfficial claimWhat it means for you
Recommended lawn1 acreWR344 version. Source
NavigationRTK Cloud, stereo camera, V-SLAMCloud-delivered RTK corrections. Source
Maximum slope84% (40°)Specification table; a feature panel says 83%. Source
Cutting width8.7 inThree blades, self-levelling disc. Source
Cutting height1.57–3.54 in, electricSet in the app. Source
Battery20 V 5 Ah (WA3675)60-minute charge time. Source
ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, 4GFrom the specification table. Source
Weight with battery39.9 lbManufacturer figure. Source

Who should shortlist it

Shortlist the WR344 for sloped, complex lawns up to 1 acre where installing a local RTK antenna is unattractive. Confirm RTK Cloud coverage at the address and the local price first.

Versions and market differences

The US product page offers ¼-acre (WR341), ½-acre (WR342), 1-acre (WR344) and 1½-acre (WR346) versions. The FiatLux night-vision light module is standard on selected models and optional across the range.

RTK Cloud availability depends on location; the page asks buyers to check their address. Prices were not shown on the checked page.

The package behind the price

Price, market & availability

Launch prices are historical. Store snapshots are dated reference points, not live offers; taxes, discounts, stock and included accessories vary.

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Manufacturer specifications for the stated reference markets. Rows compare features and workflows, not results from a shared WCB test. Different runtime modes and storage locations are not interchangeable.

WORX Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD (WR344) and two alternatives
Decision pointWORX Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD (WR344)United StatesHusqvarna Automower 312VUnited KingdomMammotion LUBA 3 AWD 1500United States
Rated lawn1 acre1,200 m² (±20%)1,500 m² / 0.37 acre
NavigationRTK Cloud, stereo camera, V-SLAMSatellite + AI vision camera360° LiDAR + AI vision
Slope rating84% (40°)40% inside / 15% boundary80% / 38.6° working area
ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, 4GBluetooth, Wi-Fi4G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

WCB interpretation: WORX pairs the largest rated area here with cloud RTK and 4WD; Mammotion relies on LiDAR, and Husqvarna on satellite plus vision for smaller gardens.

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Maintenance and ownership

Keep the stereo cameras clean and replace blades regularly; the box includes spare blade kits. The deck is listed as hose-washable.

Software updates arrive over the air or by USB. Plan for cellular and cloud dependence: positioning quality relies on the RTK Cloud service and on 4G or Wi-Fi coverage.

Questions about WORX Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD (WR344)

When was Vision Cloud announced?

WORX announced Landroid Vision Cloud and Vision Cloud 4WD on 6 January 2026, ahead of showing them at CES 2026.

Does it need an RTK antenna?

No. WORX states that RTK corrections are delivered to each mower over the cloud, with no rooftop antenna or lawn pole.

What happens under trees?

WORX says the mower switches to sensor fusion, using V-SLAM, inertial data and odometry when satellite reception drops.

How steep can it go?

The specification table lists 84% (40°). One feature panel on the same page says 83% (about 40°), so treat the figure as approximate.

Which connections does it use?

The specification table lists Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 4G.

What is the price?

The checked US page showed a placeholder rather than a price on 7 November 2026, and the launch release did not state one. Check with WORX or a dealer.

Manuals, setup & demonstrations

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Official sources & support

Checked Nov 7, 2026 · United States · WR344 1-acre version; price not shown on the checked page

Editorial interpretation by World Clean Biz. Specifications, availability and service terms may change; confirm the exact regional SKU before ordering.

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