Commercial Autonomous Mowing

Local Lawn Care & Landscaping is more than a robotic mower retailer.


We are a landscape operations company that evaluates properties, maps mowing areas, deploys commercial autonomous mowing equipment, monitors performance, provides local service, and helps organizations integrate robotics into their existing grounds operations.


Our goal is not simply to replace traditional mowing equipment.


Our goal is to automate repetitive mowing so skilled employees can focus on higher-value work.


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We currently work with commercial-grade autonomous mowing equipment including Segway Navimow Terranox.

Terranox CM120M1

* Up to 3 acres

* AWD

* Commercial autonomous mowing

* NRTK / vision-based navigation

* Fleet-management capability

Terranox CM240M1

* Up to 6 acres

* AWD

* Commercial autonomous mowing

* NRTK / vision-based navigation

* Fleet-management capability

Additional features can include:

* No traditional perimeter boundary wire

* 360-degree vision-based obstacle detection

* Remote monitoring

* Fleet management

* Up to approximately 40-degree slope capability

* Approximately 68 dB(A) operation

* Cutting height approximately 0.75–4 inches

We Don't Just Sell the Machine

Commercial robotics requires an operating system, not just a mower.

1. SITE ANALYSIS

Walk the property and identify appropriate autonomous mowing areas.

2. MAPPING

Create mowing areas, exclusions, charging locations, and operating parameters.

3. DEPLOYMENT

Install and configure the equipment.

4. FIELD TESTING

Test the equipment under actual property conditions.

5. OPTIMIZATION

Adjust cutting height, schedules, mowing zones, and operating parameters.

6. MONITORING & SERVICE

Provide ongoing local troubleshooting, service, and operational support.

From One Machine to an Autonomous Fleet

Commercial robotic mowing can start with one machine or expand across multiple mowing areas and properties.


Fleet-management technology allows organizations to remotely monitor machines, assign work, modify mowing areas, and oversee multiple autonomous mowers from one system.


This is especially important for:

  • Golf management groups

  • Park districts

  • School districts

  • Municipalities

  • Commercial landscape companies

  • Multi-property owners

  • Large campuses