FJD Landscape / STORIES & APPLICATIONS
Plan repeatable mowing with your existing fleet
Routine mowing ties up skilled staff and needs repeatable routes and task settings.
- Brand
- FJD Landscape
- Article type
- Application guide
- Setting
- Golf & sports turf
- Equipment
- FJD ATX Auto Steering Kit
A retrofit approach to routine mowing
FJD presents ATX as a way to add autonomous mowing capability to compatible equipment already in a fleet. Its published workflow moves from a course scan with S2 Max to a map in GolfMind, then to a mower task and remote monitoring. Compatibility and site suitability remain part of the assessment.
What the task plan contains
The manufacturer describes planned paths, turning, perimeter passes, deck actions and striping settings. RTK and LiDAR support navigation, while no-go zones and protective systems form part of the operating setup. The workflow includes operator oversight and records of completed work.
An application guide, not a customer performance claim
This page explains the manufacturer’s proposed workflow. It does not report a completed DRT installation or a guaranteed labor saving for a particular course.
Start with one mower and one area
DRT recommends sending the exact mower model and the intended work area for a compatibility review. Describe access routes, boundaries, slopes, obstacles and the times the area is occupied. Agree who will prepare tasks, monitor operation and respond to exceptions. For an evaluation, choose one recurring task and define the required finish and completion record. Include mapping, software, installation and operator training in the scope so the comparison reflects the whole working system.