Grounds & Turf Care RobotPUDU GT3
Compact autonomous mower that cuts, collects and sweeps — built for fragmented commercial landscapes.
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Complete PUDU GT range
Commercial robotic mowers & turf maintenance robots
PUDU GT3, GT5 and GT7 bring commercial mowing, collection, path sweeping and precision reel cutting into one outdoor maintenance range. For golf courses, sports facilities, parks and campuses — assessed, deployed and supported by ERA Robotics across Australia and New Zealand.
Grounds & Turf Care Robot
Grounds & Turf Care RobotPUDU GT5
Wide-cut autonomous mower covering up to ~8,000 m² per hour — built for large open turf.
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Grounds & Turf Care RobotPUDU GT7
Precision triplex reel mower with RTK positioning — built for golf courses and professional sports turf.
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Outdoor maintenance automation
One grounds programme. Three complementary machines.
Commercial robotic mowing is not simply a larger domestic lawn mower. The decision starts with hectares to maintain, turf finish, collection needs, access between zones and a safe operating window. Use one model for a defined task, or combine models where the grounds require different cutting and cleanup approaches.
Mixed grounds & paths · GT3
A 91 cm cut, collection and sweeping brushes for fragmented lawns and paved edges. A practical option for campuses, business parks and landscaped commercial properties.
Large-area mowing · GT5
A 152 cm rotary deck and automated hopper emptying for repeated wide-area coverage. PUDU lists an all-metal chassis and IP66 protection for this commercial outdoor platform.
Golf & sports presentation · GT7
A 160 cm triplex reel with independently floating cutting units and RTK-assisted positioning for repeatable passes on fairways and professional sports turf. Cutting height and turf suitability require assessment.
Where grounds robots work
From golf courses to parks, campuses and commercial grounds
Coverage depends on zone size, slope, obstacles and access between areas. Explore common environments, then let ERA validate the plan.
Grounds & estates
Landscaped commercial grounds, business parks and estate lawns maintained on a repeatable roster. The robot mows on schedule and your team focuses on presentation, gardens and detail work.
Campuses
Large lawns, ovals surrounds and circulation areas across university and school grounds. Quiet autonomous mowing runs around class times and keeps every zone looking consistent.
Clubs & golf
Fairways, surrounds and club grounds finished to a consistent standard week after week. Programmed zones and cutting heights keep presentation up without tying up grounds staff.
Facility management
Standardised grounds programs across one site or an entire portfolio. Repeatable routes and coverage reporting make turf care measurable across every contract.
Compare the range
Compare PUDU GT3, GT5 and GT7 commercial mowing robots
Start with area size, turf finish and how fragmented the site is. ERA validates the final fit on site.
Compact mower and sweeper
PUDU GT3
Cuts, collects and sweeps across fragmented lawns, narrow paths and mixed surfaces.
- Cutting width
- 91 cm cut width
- Operation
- Autonomous or manual
- Best suited to
- Narrow, irregular zones
Wide-cut area mower
PUDU GT5
High-coverage mowing and collection for large open turf with auto-dump and task resumption.
- Cutting width
- 152 cm cut width
- Operation
- Up to 10 h
- Best suited to
- Large open turf
Precision reel mower
PUDU GT7
Triplex reel cutting with RTK positioning for golf courses and professional sports turf.
- Cutting width
- Reel precision cut
- Operation
- Scheduled rosters
- Best suited to
- Fine, striped turf
Final suitability depends on turf type, slope, obstacles, access and the finish required.
Discuss your facilityChoose the turf outcome first
Match the machine to the area size and the finish the site expects.
Indicative pricing in AUD. Final quote subject to site assessment and approval.
Where they work — and where they don't
Works well
- Regular mowing rosters across commercial grounds
- Large open parks, campuses and community turf
- Golf and sports surfaces needing a consistent finish
- Sites with defined boundaries and stable access
- Grounds that can support charging and routine machine care
Not the right fit
- Very steep or unstable slopes beyond the model limits
- Heavily cluttered areas that change constantly
- Sites with no safe access between disconnected zones
- Rough, rutted or debris-heavy ground
- Work requiring detailed horticultural judgement
ROI factors
What drives payback
- Consistent mowing coverage achieved per week
- Crew time redirected from repetitive mowing passes
- More predictable grounds presentation year round
- Off-peak and early-morning mowing capacity
- Operational reporting across one or multiple sites
Lease options
Operate as opex, not capex
Flexible purchase and lease structures are available by model.
- Match the term to the mowing season and roster
- Include deployment and support in the commercial plan
- Scale the fleet as zones and routes are proven
- Keep costs predictable for operational budgeting
Site-readiness checklist
Use this before a site assessment to scope quickly.
- Turf areas, boundaries and exclusion zones are clearly defined
- Ground conditions and slope suit the selected model
- Access gates and paths allow the robot to move between zones
- A secure charging and storage point is available
- Clipping disposal or auto-dump location is agreed
- Staff have an agreed handover, escalation and daily-care process
Commercial deployment, not just delivery
Build around your grounds team and maintenance schedule
ERA reviews the site, maps mowing and transit zones, agrees charging and disposal points, and trains the team on start-up, exception handling and daily care. Grounds staff still own turf judgement, inspections, blade or reel maintenance, detail work and safe operating decisions. Automating mowing creates staff capacity; it does not automatically remove labour costs.
Deployment, training & ongoing supportExplore relevant environments
- Golf clubs, sporting clubs & venues
- Schools, universities & campus grounds
- Facility management & property portfolios
- The PUDU GT Series introduction in Australia
Manufacturer capabilities and performance figures are not site guarantees. Grass, terrain, moisture, collection mode, obstacles and travel between zones affect output. All recommendations are subject to site assessment and approval.
Not sure where to start?
Bring us the site plan and mowing brief
ERA will narrow the range, assess zones and access and explain the implementation work before you commit.