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Mowing
Stable mowing for turf care.
Built for turf. Ready for more.
Rough Ranger helps turf teams reduce repetitive manual work across mowing, ball collection, line marking, grass collection, and dew brushing. One robotic platform can support multiple daily maintenance tasks, helping teams improve labor efficiency, energy use, and operating ROI.
Stable mowing for turf care.
Pick & unload balls automatically.
Perfect lines with less paint.
Mow & clean in one pass.
Clear dew for smoother golf play.
RTK + LiDAR fusion ensures reliable performance even under trees or in signal-challenging areas.
Plan, manage, and monitor multiple mowing zones in the app with less repeated setup across different turf areas.
Automatically generates optimized mowing routes to help reduce overlap, missed areas, and manual route planning.
360° LiDAR works with front and rear bumpers for safer autonomous operation around obstacles.
Front suspension chassis ensures stable operation on uneven terrain, providing a smooth mowing experience.
The floating cutting deck follows uneven ground for a consistent cut with less turf scalping.
Rough Ranger connects with S2 Max, V4e Pro, and GolfMind to support a complete turf-care workflow — from accurate site data and digital planning to efficient autonomous mowing.
S2 Max scans the site in minutes and creates a reusable digital map for your entire robot fleet.
With V4e Pro, teams can map boundaries directly on site and prepare mowing areas with a simple workflow.
GolfMind turns the scan data into a real course model with clear working zones and routes.
In GreenMaster Platform, the team can select mowing areas, generate routes, and preview the job before deployment.
With FJD’s all-in-one workflow, teams can move from scan to mowing with less manual setup and more control.
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*Mowing area is a theoretical value under standard test conditions. Actual efficiency may vary with terrain and grass conditions.
*Working slope depends on site conditions. On slopes, routes should be planned primarily uphill/downhill. Cross-slope mowing should be avoided or used with caution.