Match-ready pitches.
Without early mornings.
Autonomous field robots for football clubs with one or more pitches. The machine mows at night, marks the lines for the weekend and picks up the balls after training. Your volunteers and grounds crew have time left for what really needs attention.
What every grounds manager recognises.
A robot takes over the repetitive work, without extra staff or complicated scheduling.
Too few hands, too many pitches
Mowing before training, marking before the match, repairing after the weekend. With volunteers and a small crew, that gets harder to manage every week.
Line marking takes hours
Pushing a chalk cart over an entire pitch takes a long time and the lines are not equally crisp every time. With several pitches, that adds up quickly.
Rising costs
Labour, fuel and maintenance for conventional mowers keep going up, while the club budget does not.
Inconsistent pitch quality
Who mows, when and at what height varies from week to week. Players notice it in the ball roll and the pitch.
The robot follows your schedule.
You decide when the machine works. These are the three most common scenarios.
At night
The machine mows after the last training session and docks itself to recharge. The pitch is ready by morning.
Before the weekend
On Friday the robot marks the lines according to the digital field plan, to within a few centimetres in the same place.
After training
The robot mows the pitch after the last training session, so it is neat and ready the next morning.
Which robot suits your grounds?
FJD Titan
Wide mower with an optional line-marking kit, for golf and sports fields.
FJD RCM01
Autonomous reel mower for fairways and premium turf.
FJD Rough Ranger
The versatile field robot: four kits on one autonomous platform.
Not sure? Configure your own machine or request a free field audit.
What football clubs ask us.
Can the robot mow while training is going on? +
It can, because the machine detects people and balls and slows down, steers around or stops. Still, most clubs schedule mowing outside training hours, for example at night, so the pitch stays free.
How does line marking work? +
The field plan is loaded digitally once. The robot then draws the lines with RTK precision, to within a few centimetres, each time in exactly the same place. You choose when: weekly, before every match or on demand.
What about several pitches on one complex? +
One machine can handle several pitches if distance and area allow. For large complexes, we deploy several machines as a fleet, managed from one dashboard.
Can we test it first? +
Yes. We start with a free field audit and can set up a one-week pilot on your own pitch. That way you see the result before you decide.
Curious what it means for your grounds?
Plan a free field audit. We calculate your payback period based on your own area, schedule and labour costs.