iRobot's robot vacuums can already help you eliminate one chore from your life: cleaning your floors. Now, iRobot wants to remove another task from your to-do list: mowing the lawn.

The Roomba maker on Wednesday unveiled its latest consumer robot, and it can cut your grass. Launching later this year, Terra "mows like people do, intelligently navigating a yard cutting efficiently in straight, back-and-forth lines," iRobot wrote in a news release.

The robot mower uses iRobot's Imprint Smart Mapping technology to learn its environment. Here's how it works: you place wireless beacons around your yard, then simply drive the robot around the perimeter once—no need to install costly boundary wires.

From there, just schedule a mow via the iRobot Home app, and it will get to work at your specified time—day or night. From the app, you can even control the height it cuts your grass. iRobot says it can operate in inclement weather and over tough terrain.

"Users have total control over where the robot goes and where it doesn't go, so it will stay on the lawn and out of flowers," the company added.

Terra can remember where it's already mowed and where it still needs to go over. When its battery starts getting low, it returns to its base to recharge. When it's all juiced up, it picks up where it left off, iRobot said.

"With its ease of use and premium mowing features, Terra is poised to give consumers a whole new way to think about how they take care of their lawn," iRobot CEO Colin Angle said in a statement.

There's no word yet as to how much Terra will cost. iRobot said it will be available in Germany and as a beta program in the US at some point this year, but did not yet specify when.