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For Doers & Connoisseurs

LIFESTYLE · 6/6/2026 · 3 min read

The Lifestyle Magazine June 2026

For Doers & ConnoisseursIssue: June 2026

Lifestyle

Technology Instead of Grazing Animals

Robotic Lawn Mower Comparison 2026: The Best Models Without Boundary Wires

The new generation of robotic lawn mowers operates entirely without boundary wires. Instead, navigation is handled by AI cameras, GPS, and RTK/NRTK satellite technologies.

The comparison examines current models from GARDENA, STIGA, eufy, Husqvarna, Worx, and Segway, highlighting the different approaches manufacturers use to achieve precise, automated mowing with minimal setup effort.

Two main approaches can be distinguished:

eufy relies exclusively on camera-based AI navigation and requires neither GPS nor additional hardware.

The other manufacturers combine cameras with satellite navigation, with STIGA, Husqvarna, Worx, and Segway using RTK or NRTK technology for centimeter-level positioning accuracy.

Each brand emphasizes different strengths:

GARDENA: integrated SIM card, strong privacy protections, automatic mowing schedules.

STIGA: handles slopes of up to 45% and offers intelligent deployment planning.

Husqvarna: night vision, EdgeCut technology, and high precision for large properties.

Worx: cloud-based RTK, continuous AI updates, modular design.

Segway: combines LiDAR, cameras, and NRTK for particularly robust sensor fusion.

Conclusion

All featured models provide modern alternatives to traditional boundary-wire systems. eufy is especially suitable for shaded gardens and users seeking simple installation. GARDENA appeals to privacy-conscious users, STIGA to those with steep terrain, Husqvarna to owners of large and demanding properties, Worx to technology enthusiasts, and Segway to users seeking maximum navigation reliability.

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Lifestyle

Classic Strawberry Cake

You have to try that!

For the sponge cake base, beat 5 eggs with 150 g sugar and 1 packet of vanilla sugar for 5–8 minutes until very fluffy. Gently fold in 150 g flour and 1 teaspoon baking powder.

Spread the batter onto a baking tray (approx. 30 × 40 cm) lined with baking paper and bake in a preheated oven at 180°C (356°F) top and bottom heat for about 12–15 minutes. Allow to cool completely.

For the cream, whip 500 ml heavy cream with 2 tablespoons sugar and 2 packets of whipped-cream stabilizer. For a firmer consistency, add 250 g mascarpone or quark.

Spread the cream over the cooled sponge cake. Wash, trim, and slice 500–700 g fresh strawberries and distribute them evenly on top.

Refrigerate for at least one hour before serving.

Dust with powdered sugar if desired. This strawberry sponge cake slice is especially fresh and light and is a classic summer cake for coffee gatherings and guests. 🍓🍰

Lifestyle

About Austrians and Foreigners

Things to laugh about.

Little Fritz and Ali are sitting in school.

Teacher: “Everyone who is Austrian, please raise your hand.”

Everyone except Ali raises their hand.

Fritz says: “Ali, you were born and raised here in Austria, so you're Austrian. Raise your hand.”

Ali raises his hand.

When Ali gets home and tells his father, his father slaps him.

Ali turns around and says:

“Man, I’ve only been Austrian for a few hours and I’m already having trouble with the Turks.”

What do you call an intelligent person in Austria?

A tourist.

Did you know that Turks are the nicest people in the world?

They always show up with ten friends and ask:

“Do you have a problem?