Robotic mowers for golf courses, parks, campuses and sports fields
All through the growing season, mowing large lawns ties up crews and equipment every week: golf fairways, municipal parks, campuses and sports fields.
Our robotic mowers mow, collect clippings and leaves, empty their own grass box and drive themselves from one zone to the next. Fractal handles installation, site mapping and local support.
What robotic mowers bring
Mowing and collection in one pass
Clippings, fallen leaves and light debris are vacuumed up while mowing: no raking afterwards.
An even, precise cut
Guided by RTK, LiDAR and cameras to within ±2.5 cm, the robots keep their passes straight, task after task.
Several zones, one map
The robots drive themselves from one lawn or field to the next along mapped routes and resume mowing on arrival.
Safe in public spaces
They recognize pedestrians, vehicles and obstacles, then slow down, steer around them or stop depending on the risk.
The robots we recommend
Frequently asked questions
Which robotic mower for a golf course?
The GT7: its 5 to 50 mm reel cut suits fairways, tees, approaches and rough, and it mows slopes up to 30°. For the large lawns around the course, the GT5 covers up to 65,000 m² per charge.
Do robotic mowers collect the clippings?
Yes. The GT3, GT5 and GT7 vacuum up clippings, fallen leaves and light debris while mowing, empty their grass box on their own and resume where they stopped.
Do we need to install a boundary wire?
No. The robot maps the site itself and positions itself with RTK, LiDAR and cameras. We then set up the mowing zones, no-go zones and routes with your team.
How much could robotic mowing save you?
Estimate the return with our mowing calculator, or talk to an expert for a free assessment of your grounds and a demo.