For professional landscape maintenance companies, municipal service contractors, and large-scale farm owners, the consideration for purchasing equipment goes beyond single-function capabilities; it’s all about the return on investment (ROI) throughout the entire lifecycle. Traditional single-function machinery often sits idle during the off-season, resulting in significant resource waste. The next generation of remote-controlled lawnmowers is evolving towards a “modular, universal platform.” Equipment manufacturers are no longer offering only single mowing functions but have developed a rich system of quick-change attachments. In spring and summer, users can choose to attach a high-efficiency flat blade chassis for lawn maintenance or a powerful rotary blade chassis for wasteland clearing, depending on the grass condition. In autumn and winter, with simple operation, the machine can be quickly equipped with snowplows and snow sweepers for road snow removal, or fitted with a transport rack to transform into an all-terrain transport vehicle. This “one machine, multiple uses, year-round operation” model significantly reduces equipment procurement costs and substantially improves equipment utilization. It is estimated that adopting a multi-functional remote-controlled operating platform can reduce contractors’ annual operating costs by an average of over 30%, becoming a powerful tool for enhancing business competitiveness.