Belrobotics large format robotic mowers free you from the chore of mowing, whether you have a large garden, field, pitch or green space - AMS Robotics has a robotic mowing solution to suit your needs. Make the switch so you can benefit from a workforce that is economical, available 24/7 and offers the perfect cut.
Your driving range can benefit from a continuous ball supply with our driving range ball management system. Range balls are collected, washed and transported back to the dispenser automatically. We also offer robotic mowing for a complete outfield maintenance solution
The Swozi GPS guided line marking system ensures pin-point accuracy, so you can benefit from initial and remarking set outs in next to no time. It offers 100% consistency, allowing you to make tapes, pegs and strings things of the past.. Get the perfect field in minutes – every time!
The robot mowers provide the perfect cut, for healthier greener grass. The blades of the robotic mower are as sharp as a scalpel and cut the grass into very fine particles.
You can save between 10 - 50%. Do the maths with our AMS sales team. No labour, no fuel, no waste removal, no machine moving costs, etc.
AMS robotic mowers eliminate the need for lawn-mowing chores, saving considerable time for owners, gardeners, and maintenance personnel.
Up to 90% less energy consumed, reduced noise and CO2 emissions, helps reduce your carbon footprint.
With our driving range ball management system, your balls are collected, washed and returned to the ball dispenser.
The robots are lightweight meaning less impact damage on the outfield. Regular mowing.
Save up to 75% time
Reduced paint consumption
Line marking can be carried out by a single person
Quality with highest accuracy
Over 100 field templates to choose from
Significant savings on operating costs
Frequently Asked Questions
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