Lawn Mower helps transform golf course

The international standard golf course located in Southeast Asia faces severe challenges in lawn maintenance due to the local hot and rainy climate. Traditional imported lawn mowers not only have slow after-sales response, but also require additional technical personnel for debugging due to insufficient adaptability; In addition to the increasing labor costs year by year, it still takes one day for three people to take turns trimming an 18 hole stadium, highlighting the challenges of maintenance efficiency and cost.

After global market research, the stadium has finally selected the Laite foreign trade intelligent lawn mower. This device has optimized its heat dissipation and waterproof performance for different climate regions, supports a multilingual operation interface, and also provides 7 × 24-hour cross-border after-sales support. Its precise navigation system can automatically avoid obstacles on the golf course and preset cutting parameters for areas such as the green (3.5mm) and the lane (12mm) according to international golf course standards.

The transformation effect exceeded expectations: one laite lawn mower can complete the entire trimming in 5 hours, reducing labor costs by 65%; The lawn trimming error is controlled within ± 1mm, and the green flatness meets the PGA event level standard. At the same time, the cloud management system installed on the device enables overseas stadium managers to monitor job data in real-time through their mobile phones, greatly improving the convenience of operation and maintenance.

After being put into use for 3 months, the number of international players received by the stadium increased by 28% year-on-year, and customer satisfaction reached 95%. The international design and reliable performance of the laite lawn mower not only solve our maintenance pain points, but also help the stadium enhance its international competitiveness, which is an important help for us to expand our overseas customer base, "said the director of stadium operations