01 · Appearance
Lawns that peak the day after the crew
82+cuts a season, against 32 for a weekly crew
Saturday’s visitors see five or six days of growth.
The robotA little off at a time, so the lawns hold the same height all week.
Mowing
Robotic mowing · Parks, gardens and public grounds
Photo-ready lawns, every day of the week.
Quiet robots mow overnight and around the crowds. Your crew’s hours go to beds, trees and the work visitors notice.
Mows after hoursNo rutsA budget line, not a capital request
What parks are up against
More lawn than hours, and visitors every day.
02 · Visitors
Mowers in the middle of the crowd
68 dBbattery-electric, with no exhaust
A riding mower at midday means noise, fumes and a 1,271-lb machine among visitors.
The robotThe fleet mows overnight and pauses for events on hours set with you.
03 · Staffing
Seasonal hiring that doesn’t fill
9 in 10park agencies had trouble hiring or keeping summer staff
And 56% pulled full-time staff off their regular work to cover, per NRPA.
The robotThe robots take the mowing either way. Your crew stays on beds, trees and events.
04 · Terrain
Ruts, roots and pond banks
40°slope rating of a 66-lb Terranox
OSHA warns against riding mowers on slopes over 15°.
The robotLight robots work banks and hillsides, and are back out within hours of rain.
When it runs
A day in the park
Your park
Park open
Busiest hours
The robots
Mowing overnight
Park openBusiest hoursRobots mowing
An example day. Run hours are set with you.
What runs here
What runs in a park
Open lawns and parkland
FJD RM-21Covers open ground fastest: about 6.5 acres a day, from our field records.Banks, hillsides and garden lawns
Navimow Terranox66 lb, 68 dB and rated to 40°, for banks, hillsides and tight lawns.
Already mowing Tulsa’s busiest park
Crowds all day. Mowing all night.
Our robots mow The Gathering Place’s lawns overnight and around the crowds, and the park’s own team keeps the details. We can set up a visit.
6 hrsafter a 2-inch rain, an RM-21 was back mowing a golf course, with no ruts
24/7monitoring, with live dashboards and alerts on any device
0capital. We own, map, monitor and repair every robot.
Try it first
Four weeks free, with two robots.
4
weeks free, with two robots
1 + 1one RM-21 and one Terranox, on about 20 acres we pick together
All includedsetup, monitoring, service visits and removal
Judged on looksgrass height at set points and photos from the same spots, every week
Owe nothingif it isn’t a fit, we pick up the robots and docks
You pick the start dateThen the full fleet, or stopSet monthly fees
We own the fleet
We install, map, monitor and repair every robot, and store them over winter.
Watched 24/7
A Tulsa tech goes out when a robot needs one. Repairs and blades are in the monthly fee.
Your team keeps the details
Trimming, edging and beds stay with your staff, your contractor or our certified partner, Yardvarks.
Set monthly fees
No capital. We price it against your current contract, line by line.
Straight answers
What people usually ask us
How does a public agency pay for it?
There’s no capital request. It’s a set monthly fee by season, so it sits in the operating budget. We’ll work through your purchasing process with you.
What about events and festivals?
Lawns that take tents, vendors or parking come off the plan from build-out to teardown. The rest keep getting mowed overnight.
Is it safe with people around?
The robots see and avoid people, pets and more than 200 kinds of obstacles, and the blades stop instantly if one is lifted or tipped. Cameras only run the fleet. Images are kept 90 days and never shared.
What about theft or vandalism?
The robots are ours, so theft or vandalism of a machine is our responsibility. We watch the fleet around the clock.
What happens to the crew we have now?
They keep the work only people can do: trimming, edging and beds. Mowing comes off their list, so their hours go to the details.
Walk the park with us.
45 minutes, on a day you pick. We’ll bring a robot, look at the lawns, banks and gardens, and pick the trial areas together.
To set a time
John Redmond, CEO, TerraRobotixjohn@terrarobotix.com
918.605.1355