Nine models on one RTK base station, with no wire in the ground.
Kress describes the Voyager as an unmanned, crew-ready commercial mower that turns one two-person mowing crew into two one-person crews, with no operator stuck on a zero-turn.
The 60-inch Voyager, announced for October — the same crew-ready platform stretched to 19 acres on a single charge.
Specifications
| Kress | Kress Voyager KR800 | Kress Voyager 60 |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage per charge | up to 7 acres | up to 19 acres |
| Deck width | 40 in | 60 in |
| Cutting height | 1.5 – 5.0 in | 1.25 – 5.5 in |
| Mowing speed | up to 5.6 mph | up to 9 mph |
| Navigation | RTKn | RTK + Vision + LiDAR + VSLAM |
| Obstacle avoidance | 360° camera + 360° ultrasonic + front LiDAR | — |
| Battery capacity | 10 kWh | — |
| Charging time | 9 hours | 8 hours |
| Max. Incline | 22° / 40% | — |
| Runtime per charge | — | 8.5 hours |
Specifications as published by Kress or an authorized dealer. Source 1 · Source 2
In the system
Kress ships its own app, and it manages Kress. Velocity manages the property — every machine on the grounds regardless of who built it, assigned to the zones you actually cut, with the schedule, the coverage and the exceptions in one place. That's what a dealer adds that a manufacturer app can't.
Inside the Velocity command layerFleet view · Kress
