Mowing is time consuming, noisy, polluting, and in many countries time restricted. During the season between April and October, grass football fields need mowing about 50 – 60 times, stadium green fields are mowed 70 to 90 times a year. Occupancy of the football fields and weather dependencies cause high time pressure for the green keeper.

Mowing is a repetitive process which binds resources. Furthermore, it underlies influencing factors, which cause loss of quality of working and quality of life. Instead of mowing, a greenkeeper can do qualitative and more productive tasks (such as finishing, cultivation, soil analysis, addressing fungus, etc.)

Modern urban cities have to comply with CO2-objectives. Ride-on mowers with combustion engines are unfriendly and noisy. Loss of hydraulic oil can lead to damage of the green fields and environmental pollution. 

Our patented robot technology has been specifically designed to assist green keepers and others who tend large grass areas. Each robot is multifunctional, meaning that it can replace several machines and can be used for mowing, brushing of synthetic turf, soil analysis, line drawing, and due to electric power not an internal combustion engine, mowing can often be moved into new time windows for mowing i.e. late evenings, lunchtimes or even overnight.