Grounds teams are being asked to manage more ground, maintain high presentation standards and keep increasingly busy maintenance schedules on track.
At GroundsFest 2026, FJDynamics will show how autonomous equipment can take on more of that routine work, helping teams maintain standards without tying up skilled operators on repetitive tasks.
One of the strengths of the FJDynamics range is that RTK positioning and LiDAR perception run across the line-up. Grounds teams can work from the same core autonomous technology while choosing the machine that best suits each part of the job — whether that means maintaining fine turf, covering large open areas, tackling slopes and rough ground, or preparing sports pitches.
Rather than asking one machine to do everything, the range gives grounds teams different tools for different parts of the site, built around the same approach to accurate positioning, environmental awareness and autonomous operation.
RCM01 Robotic Cylinder Mower: Premium Cylinder Cutting with Autonomous Operation
For golf courses and premium turf, the quality of the cut is non-negotiable.
Cylinder mowing delivers the clean finish expected on well-managed turf, but maintaining that standard across regular mowing cycles can take up a significant amount of operator time.
The RCM01 Robotic Cylinder Mower brings autonomous operation to professional reel mowing, allowing teams to maintain high-quality turf without requiring an operator behind the machine for every cut.
Its cylinder cutting system produces the precise finish expected on premium surfaces, while the floating cutting unit follows changes in ground contour to help maintain an even cut across fairways and other closely managed turf.
Presentation can also be tailored to the course. Grounds teams can plan different mowing directions and patterns, from classic alternating stripes to checkerboard finishes, giving fairways the distinctive look expected from professionally presented turf.
For courses considering autonomous reel mowing, RCM01 offers a practical route into the technology without compromising the finish they already expect. It combines professional cutting performance with the operational benefits of autonomy in a machine designed for regular, day-to-day use.
Rough Ranger: Built for the Areas That Are Harder to Maintain
Not every part of a site is straightforward to mow.
Slopes, rough grass, uneven ground and tree-lined areas can slow work down and place greater demands on both operators and equipment.
Rough Ranger is designed for those more challenging areas. RTK positioning and LiDAR perception help it navigate accurately around changing terrain and obstacles, while a climbing ability of up to 20° gives it the confidence to take on slopes that often require more operator attention. It is built for a proper working day, too.
A single battery provides up to five hours of operation and covers up to 12,000 m² (3 acres) per charge. When there is still more ground to get through, the quick-swap battery system means the machine can be back at work without waiting through a full charging cycle. Its value also goes well beyond mowing.
With dedicated attachments for grass collection, dew brushing, ball picking and line marking, Rough Ranger can take on several jobs across the same site.
For golf courses and larger grounds, that brings greater flexibility from a single platform and reduces the need to move between separate machines for every task. For teams dealing with varied terrain and a broad maintenance workload, that combination of endurance, terrain capability and versatility can make a real difference to how both equipment and staff time are used throughout the day.
Titan Robotic Mower: Built for Large Grounds and Long Mowing Days
Large sites create a simple problem: there is always more grass to cover.
For parks, campuses, estates and larger sports facilities, routine mowing can absorb a huge amount of staff time, particularly when the same areas need to be maintained several times a week.
The Titan Robotic Mower is built to keep that workload moving. With a 730 mm cutting width, it covers more ground with every pass, while a daily mowing capacity of up to 36,000 m² (8.9 acres) makes it well suited to sites where keeping large areas on schedule is the real challenge.
Automatic charging allows Titan to keep working over longer mowing periods with minimal interruption, while adjustable cutting heights and strong slope capability give teams more flexibility across different parts of the site.
RTK positioning, LiDAR and vision support accurate navigation and obstacle detection, helping Titan work reliably across busy outdoor environments while operators focus on tasks that still need a skilled pair of hands.
For teams responsible for extensive grounds, Titan is designed to make large-scale routine mowing far easier to manage — without turning it into an all-day job for an operator.
FRX Robotic Mower: Made for Grounds That Aren’t Flat
Not every site is made up of wide, level turf.
Banks, slopes and awkward gradients are often the areas that take longer to mow and demand more attention from an operator.
The FRX Robotic Mower is designed for exactly that kind of ground. It can work on slopes of up to 25°, helping teams keep banks and uneven areas maintained without treating them as a separate mowing job.
Its compact size also makes it easier to work around tighter parts of a site, while a 1 kWh battery covers up to 8,000 m² (2 acres) on a single charge. For sports grounds, schools and managed landscapes, that gives FRX a useful balance of manoeuvrability and coverage.
For teams dealing with a mix of flat turf, banks and sloping ground, FRX offers a practical way to keep more of the site on the same maintenance schedule.
PaintMaster Pro: A Proven Favourite for Professional Line Marking
There is a reason PaintMaster Pro has become one of the standout machines in the FJDynamics groundcare range.
It is built for the kind of marking schedule professional teams actually deal with — multiple pitches, tight turnarounds and very little room for error.
On a single charge, PaintMaster Pro can mark up to 15 full-size football pitches. When the day runs longer, its quick-swap battery keeps downtime to a minimum, so teams can carry on marking without waiting for a recharge.
Teams can choose from more than 250 ready-to-use marking templates, covering a wide range of sports and pitch layouts. When the job goes beyond standard lines, custom layouts and club or sponsor logos can also be created and marked with the same machine.
Once a pitch is mapped, centimetre-level RTK positioning keeps layouts accurate and repeatable, so teams can return to the same field and reproduce the same markings without measuring and setting out from scratch each time.
Its 20 L paint tank, expandable to 25 L, supports longer marking sessions, while adjustable 6–17 cm line widths give teams the flexibility to meet different marking requirements.The advantage becomes even clearer when several pitches need to be ready.
Jobs can be planned and monitored remotely, allowing PaintMaster Pro to keep marking while the grounds team gets on with other work instead of spending the entire session walking behind the machine.
For clubs, schools, training grounds and multi-pitch facilities, PaintMaster Pro brings together what matters most when the fixture list gets busy: capacity, accuracy, flexibility and repeatability.
It is a line marker built to earn its place on the fleet — and stay busy once it is there.
Vela Robotic Mower: Easy Autonomous Mowing for Home Lawns
For homeowners, the appeal of a robotic mower is simple: keeping the lawn looking tidy without turning installation into a weekend project.
That is where Vela fits. Designed for home gardens and residential lawns, it does not need boundary wires or a fixed RTK base station. Place the charging dock, map the lawn in the app, and it can be ready to mow in around 10 minutes.
Vela can maintain up to 4,000 m² (around 1 acre) in 24 hours, making it suitable for anything from a typical garden to a larger residential lawn. It can also handle slopes of up to 65%, so uneven ground and steeper sections do not have to be off limits.
LiDAR-based perception helps Vela understand the space around it, while route planning, multi-zone management and edge trimming help it cover the lawn methodically rather than moving around at random.
For homeowners who want a well-kept lawn without spending their free time mowing — or dealing with cables, base stations and a complicated installation — Vela keeps autonomous lawn care straightforward from day one.
See What Fits Your Grounds at GroundsFest 2026
The most useful question at GroundsFest is not which machine is the newest. It is which one actually fits the way your grounds are managed.
Whether you are looking after premium turf, preparing several pitches a week, covering large areas or trying to take pressure off a small team, the right setup will look different for every site.
That is exactly what we will be talking about at Stand OSA520.
Bring us your awkward slopes, your busiest marking days or the part of the site that always seems to take too long. We will show you where automation can make a practical difference.
📅 16–17 September 2026
📍Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, UK Stand OSA520
