Frequent mowing is known to improve turf quality, but manual labor constraints limit the frequency and consistency of cuts, leading to variability in finish. The introduction of automated mowers, capable of operating at night, addresses this issue by enabling increased mowing frequencies without significantly impacting labor costs and allowing human resources to be reallocated to areas in need, thus enhancing the overall quality of the course.

Furthermore, the early adoption of state-of-the-art I-GINS equipped mowing machines has had additional benefits. It has spurred younger course management staff to take the initiative in suggesting operational improvements, fostering a spirit of innovation and a desire to achieve a superior and more beautiful course. This represents an invaluable asset to our organization.

I hear that the more you mow the grass, the better it gets. Mowing the lawn requires manpower, and increasing the number of mowings cannot be easily achieved with limited manpower. Also, since the cutting method differs depending on the person, uniform cutting or uneven cutting may occur. How can we improve the accuracy and quality of the grass? The solution to this problem was a lawn mowing robot that can be operated even at night.

Mowing the lawn requires manpower and time, but automatic mowing in the evening and at night not only increases the number of mowings, but also has the benefit of having little impact on labor costs no matter how many times you mow. Additionally, by automating fairway mowing, we not only save labor, but we are also able to focus on areas that were previously inaccessible, improving the overall quality of the course.