Robotic turf care for commercial grounds.
Electric, autonomous mowing fleets delivered as a subscription — hardware, software, maintenance and insurance included. Start with a 14-day pilot on your own turf.
Beat the Labor Squeeze
Replaces scarce $25–$35/hr mowing labor. Commercial units cover 5–20 acres a day; on residential routes, one technician looks after robots at dozens of homes.
Up to 4× area per crew member100% Electric, Zero Emissions
Stays ahead of gas-engine bans such as California AB 1346. Runs below 58 dB — quiet enough for early mornings in neighborhoods and HOAs.
< 58 dBCentimeter Precision
Dual-band RTK plus 3D stereo vision. No wire to bury — it works around tree rings, sprinkler heads, flower beds and slopes.
Wire-free installTheft & Tamper Proof
Independent cellular GPS, geofence auto-lock and tip-over cutoff, backed by commercial theft insurance — on a campus or in a backyard.
Geofence lock + insuredWho it’s for
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Corporate campuses
Overnight mowing keeps grounds sharp with no crews or noise during business hours.
Golf courses
Roughs and practice areas on a precise schedule, freeing staff for greens.
HOA communities
Quiet electric fleets end early-morning noise complaints and fuel smell.
Public & government sites
TAA and NDAA 889 compliant hardware pools for airports and public buildings.
How the 14-day pilot works
From first walk-through to a live fleet in under a week.
- Day 1
Site survey
A field engineer walks the turf, checks slopes, irrigation and connectivity, and agrees zones with your team.
- Day 3
RTK mapping
Boundaries, tree rings, sprinkler heads and no-go areas mapped to the centimeter. No wire is buried.
- Day 4
Fleet live
Units mow on the agreed schedule. You get FleetOS access and daily coverage heatmaps.
- Day 14
Pilot review
We compare coverage, cut quality and cost against your current contract, then quote a subscription.
Common questions
Do we need to buy any equipment?
No. The Turnkey Subscription includes hardware, a standby unit, wear parts, software and on-site maintenance for a fixed monthly fee.
What about trimming and edging?
Robots handle open turf, which is most of the labor. Trimming around fixed features can stay with your crew or a Certified Operator.
How do the mowers handle slopes and rain?
Navigation handles typical commercial slopes, confirmed during the survey. FleetOS holds dispatch when NOAA data shows heavy rain or saturated ground.
What if a unit is stolen or damaged?
Units are tracked by independent cellular GPS, lock when they leave the geofence and cut power if tipped. Fleets carry commercial theft insurance.