All sites.
One dashboard.
Municipalities manage sports fields, parks and green zones spread across their territory, often with tight staffing. With a fleet of autonomous robots, you plan maintenance centrally and work emission-free, in line with your climate plan.
What every grounds manager recognises.
A robot takes over the repetitive work, without extra staff or complicated scheduling.
Scattered sites
Sports fields, parks and verges are spread out. Crews lose a lot of time travelling and planning.
Tight staffing
Vacancies for green-space workers are hard to fill, while the green area is not getting any smaller.
Climate targets
The local climate plan calls for fewer emissions. Petrol mowers and leaf blowers fit that picture less and less.
Transparency and reporting
Councils and residents want to know what is happening. Maintenance tracked by hand is hard to report on.
The robot follows your schedule.
You decide when the machine works. These are the three most common scenarios.
Scheduled centrally
All sites are mapped and scheduled per zone from one dashboard, with live status per machine.
Quiet in residential areas
Electric and quiet, so it can be used when parks and sports fields are empty.
Reporting per run
Every run produces data: area mown, time and status. Useful for planning and reporting.
Which robot suits your grounds?
FJD Titan
Wide mower with an optional line-marking kit, for golf and sports fields.
FJD FRX
Professional turf care, affordable. Slopes up to 25°.
FJD PaintMaster Pro
Line marking easier than ever, with 250+ field templates.
Not sure? Configure your own machine or request a free field audit.
What municipalities ask us.
Can a municipality lease instead of buy? +
Yes. Besides purchase, we offer operational leasing. That spreads the cost over the term. Maintenance and support are arranged separately with a service plan.
What about public procurement? +
We provide a technical file with specifications and service terms, so you can include the robots in a tender or framework agreement.
Are the robots safe in public parks? +
Depending on the model, LiDAR or cameras detect obstacles on the route, after which the machine slows down, steers around them or stops. The Rough Ranger combines 360° LiDAR with front and rear bumpers. During work you mark off the zone as you would for manual maintenance, and you follow the machine live in the app.
What if a machine breaks down? +
Report it by phone, email or the app. Our Belgian service team follows up according to the service plan you choose, first remotely and on site if needed.
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.