The giants of the green deserve a worthy habitat

They are silent, tireless, precise. They work day and night with millimetric rigor, on vast expanses of grass where once entire teams were needed. Professional robotic lawn mowers are not just machines: they are the most advanced form of green care ever designed.

Idea Mower Professional is the only ecosystem in Europe designed exclusively for them. Modular garages, operating platforms, technical cabinets, power boxes: every detail is designed to respect their complexity, protect their functionality and integrate into the daily workflow.

A rapidly growing market

The global robotic lawn mower market is expanding rapidly: it is expected to grow from €2 billion in 2023 to around €4 billion by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate of 11.35% (Globe Newswire →). This dynamism is driven by technological innovations, greater attention to automation and sustainability, and growing interest in both the residential and professional sectors.

The professional segment — particularly landscaping and sports — is accelerating this transition. A recent example in the golf world: at the AIG Women’s Open 2025, for the first time a fleet of 15 Husqvarna robots (CEORA and Automower models) was used operationally to prepare the fairways in the early morning (Golf Monthly). At the same time, urbanization and the evolution of green infrastructure, especially in Europe, are opening new opportunities (Living Architecture Monitor).

Big robots, big responsibilities

Husqvarna CEORA™, Belrobotics Bigmow, Ambrogio 4.50 Elite RTK or Yarbo Lawn Mower represent the future of green maintenance for large areas (such as sports fields, resorts and professional facilities). They are not simple “automatic mowers”, but true professional tools: to give you an idea, some of these models easily exceed €30,000, but it is the value, even before the price, that defines their importance.

They contribute every day to transforming operational efficiency by replacing entire maintenance teams, and delivering consistent results with a minimal environmental impact. They replace noisy, energy-intensive and polluting machines with a quiet, autonomous and sustainable technology — improving both work quality and the surrounding environment.

But like any highly specialized technical object, they require appropriate contexts. Full efficiency, long-term durability and daily reliability also depend on how these robots are protected, stored and supported in their work.

Idea Mower Professional

An ecosystem to enhance every professional robotic mower

It is in this scenario that Idea Mower stands out, for 4 years the only manufacturer in Europe to have developed a physical and functional ecosystem dedicated to large-size robotic mowers. With more than 10 years of experience in the sector, Idea Mower solutions do more than protect against weather and wear: they ensure an orderly and stable working environment, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance the aesthetic impact.

The solutions include:

• Sturdy garages, modular, which protect against UV rays, bad weather and impacts.
• Clean and stable platforms, which ensure optimal conditions for charging, traction and maintenance.
• Service cabinet to have a technical space near the operating area, where to store maintenance tools, batteries, spare parts, cleaning tools, etc.
• Power Box, useful for protecting and concealing wiring.
  

A Professional line designed for the most advanced models on the market

Each Idea Mower Professional component is designed to integrate perfectly with the main professional robots on the market, and with the daily practice of those who use them. These are not generic adaptations, but solutions designed around the dimensions, weights, and operational and structural specificities of the most advanced models.

The new normal of professional maintenance

The presence of robotic mowers on large areas is no longer a novelty: it is the new normal. And with it, the needs surrounding them are also being redefined. Protection, order, functional integration: today they matter as much as the machine’s performance itself.

Those who work every day with these technologies know that the value of a robot is not measured only in square meters cut. It is measured in continuity, in reliability, in contexts designed to make it perform at its best. This is the vision of Idea Mower: not as an accessory, but as an invisible structure that facilitates everything else. And if the robots have become the protagonists, it is time to also think about the stage on which they move.