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Visitors to GroundsFest 2026 will have the opportunity to see the latest developments in autonomous turf care technology when Agrovista Amenity showcases a range of innovative robotic solutions on stand RB381.
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With robotics continuing to transform the way turf professionals manage their surfaces, Agrovista Amenity will be demonstrating a selection of advanced machines designed to improve efficiency, precision and productivity for a variety of turf management tasks.

A key highlight will be the chance to see the RM21 in action, a fully autonomous mower and line marker designed for professional environments including sports pitches, golf courses, parks and large landscaped areas. Combining mowing, line  marking and other grounds management capabilities in one intelligent platform, the RM21 delivers precision performance while helping turf teams save valuable time and resources.

Also taking centre stage will be the new Paint Master Pro RLM01 robotic line marker, offering a smarter and more efficient approach to sports pitch marking. Using advanced positioning technology, the RLM01 delivers highly accurate lines with reduced paint usage and significantly less manual input, making it an ideal solution for sports facilities looking to streamline their maintenance operations. The new model features an enhanced 1Kw battery and a GPS plotter for ultimate marking accuracy.

Agrovista Amenity will also be showcasing the FJD Dynamics FR4000 robotic mower, highlighting how autonomous mowing technology is becoming increasingly affordable for a wide range of users. The FR4000 offers wire-free operation, intelligent navigation and app-based control.

The demonstrations will provide visitors with the opportunity to see these technologies working in real-world conditions and understand how robotics can complement existing turf management practices. 

Alongside the robotic showcases, the Agrovista Amenity team will be on hand throughout GroundsFest to offer expert advice. Visitors can speak with the company’s team of amenity specialists about their individual challenges, from improving surface quality and maintenance programmes to exploring new solutions for greater efficiency. 

GroundsFest 2026 is the perfect opportunity for turf professionals to get hands-on with the latest innovations, and Agrovista Amenity’s stand will provide a fascinating insight into how robotics is helping shape the future of the industry.

Visit Agrovista Amenity on stand RB381 to see the latest robotic technology in action.

For more information about Agrovista UK, visit https://amenity.agrovista.co.uk/

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