01 · Appearance
Grounds that peak once a week
82+cuts a season, against 32 for a weekly crew
An event lands on whatever day the calendar says, not the day after mowing.
The robotA little off at a time, so every event sees the same lawn.
MowingFloor care
Robotic mowing and floor care · Event venues and fairgrounds
Event-ready, every day.
Robots mow after the gates close and scrub the halls between shows. Your calendar sets the hours, and events come first.
Works around your calendarMows after the gates closeNo capital
Mowing
Floor careOutsideMowing
The grounds
Ready for every event, not just the day after the crew.
02 · Your calendar
Mowing around a packed schedule
68 dBabout the level of a conversation
Lawns that take tents, vendors or parking come off the plan from build-out to teardown.
The robotThe rest keep getting mowed overnight, after the gates close.
03 · Budget
Mowers as a capital request
0capital
We own, map, monitor and repair every robot, and store the fleet over winter.
The robotMowing becomes a set line in the operating budget.
When it runs
An event day, outside
Your grounds
Gates open
The robots
Gates openRobots mowing
An example day. Run hours are set with you.
What runs here
What runs on the grounds
Frontage and open lawns
FJD RM-21Covers open ground fastest: about 6.5 acres a day, from our field records.Banks, corners and tight lawns
Navimow Terranox66 lb, 68 dB and rated to 40°, for banks, hillsides and tight lawns.InsideFloor care
The halls
Show-ready floors between every event.
01 · Turnover
A hall to turn over between shows
21,300sq ft an hour, the C5’s rated speed
The C5’s station refills, drains and rinses it between runs.
The robotThe robot runs after load-out, on your show calendar. Shows come first.
02 · Wet floors
Wet floors before doors open
97%of the S55 Pro’s scrub water picked back up
Fresh water goes down and dirty water is vacuumed into a separate tank.
The robotThe floor is close to dry as the robot passes. No wet-floor wait.
03 · Records
Knowing what was cleaned, and when
Every runlogged
A mapped route, done the same way each time.
The robotA run report for every hall, for your files and your clients.
When it runs
A show day, inside
Your hall
Show open
The robot
Scrubbing
Show openLoad-outRobot cleaningDocked and charging
An example day. Run hours are set with you.
What runs here
What runs in the halls
Exhibit halls and concourses
CleaniBot C5A larger scrubber for big, open hard floors, with a station that refills, drains and rinses it.
Lobbies, corridors and meeting rooms
CleaniBot S55 ProScrubs hard floors, vacuums low-pile carpet and dust-mops, switching modes on its own. 55 dB.
Already mowing Tulsa’s busiest park
Crowds all day. Mowing all night.
Our robots mow The Gathering Place’s lawns overnight and around the crowds, and the park’s own team keeps the details. It’s the closest thing in Tulsa to an event grounds, and we can set up a visit.
6 hrsafter a 2-inch rain, an RM-21 was back mowing a golf course, with no ruts
24/7monitoring, with live dashboards and alerts on any device
0capital. We own, map, monitor and repair every robot.
Try it first
Try it first, free.
4
Robotic mowing
weeks free, with two robots
1 + 1one RM-21 and one Terranox, on about 20 acres we pick together
All includedsetup, monitoring, service visits and removal
Judged on looksgrass height at set points and photos from the same spots, every week
Owe nothingif it isn’t a fit, we pick up the robots and docks
You pick the start dateThen the full fleet, or stopSet monthly fees
7
Robotic floor care
days free, with one robot
1 robotthe S55 Pro or the C5, on a section of floor picked on the walk
Your hoursit runs on a window you set, and is docked before you open
All includedsetup, mapping, cleaner, service visits and removal
Owe nothingstop at any point and we take it away
No invoice during the trialYour team trained by day 4Set monthly fees after
We own the robots
We map the grounds and the floors, set up every robot and keep them running.
Watched 24/7
Alerts go to our techs in Tulsa. Repairs, blades, parts and filters are on us.
Your team keeps the details
Trimming, edging and beds outside. A short daily check on the floor robot inside.
Start with either one
Mowing and floor care are separate services. One walk can cover both.
Straight answers
What people usually ask us
What happens during our biggest event?
Lawns under the event come off the plan from build-out to teardown. The rest keep getting mowed overnight, after the gates close.
Who sets the schedule?
You do. Your event calendar sets when the robots run, outside and in, and we adjust it with you as bookings change.
Which floors does the scrubber suit?
Marble, terrazzo, ceramic, VCT and low-pile carpet. Anything else is a test-patch item on the walk.
Is it safe with people around?
The robots see and avoid people, pets and more than 200 kinds of obstacles, and the blades stop instantly if one is lifted or tipped. Cameras only run the fleet. Images are kept 90 days and never shared.
What does our team have to do?
A short daily check: empty the waste tank, rinse the brushes and refill the clean water after scrubbing. We do it ourselves on days 1 to 3 of the trial and time it, then train whoever you choose.
What does it cost?
No capital. We own the robots, and you pay set monthly fees. Mowing is priced against your current contract, line by line, and floor care is quoted after the trial.
One walk covers the grounds and the halls.
A day between events works well. We’ll bring a robot, walk the lawns and a hall, and pick the trial areas together.
To set a time
John Redmond, CEO, TerraRobotixjohn@terrarobotix.com
918.605.1355