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Graze Robotics, a leading innovator in autonomous landscape maintenance solutions, and Motivo, a renowned product development firm, today announced a strategic partnership to significantly expand the production and distribution of Graze’s robotic units within the United States.

We are thrilled to announce that Cristian Troncoso has joined Graze Robotics as our new Senior Software Engineer. Cristian brings with him over 8 years of extensive experience in software engineering and autonomous navigation, further strengthening our team's capabilities and commitment to innovation.

Graze is proud to announce the strategic appointment of Lisa Fiore to its Board of Directors, marking a significant step in the Company's journey towards reshaping the future of lawn care together.

In a significant move for the robotics industry, Graze Robotics proudly announces the appointment of Philip Duffy as Chief Operating Officer & Chief Product Officer

We are thrilled to announce that our new HQ and R&D Center will be in Plano, Texas! Plano is home to some of the World's most innovative companies including Toyota USA and Samsung - we are thrilled to be in the epicenter of this thriving economy.

As we approach the close of a transformative year, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to each member of the Graze team and family for your unwavering dedication and commitment to our mission. 2023 has been demanding, but the teams’ tireless efforts have been instrumental in propelling Graze Robotics to new heights. Today, I'm excited to provide you with a key update and 2023 recap on our strategic pillars and the remarkable progress we've achieved.

At Graze, we're always pushing the envelope in lawn care innovation. Our latest breakthrough, the Ball Picker Attachment for Graze mowers, marks a new era for golf course upkeep. Designed with precision and efficiency in mind, this tool revolutionizes the way golf courses manage ball collection.

Graze Robotics, a leading innovator in green industry robotics, is thrilled to announce the pre-order launch of their flagship commercial grade robotic lawn mower (G3). This launch represents a transformative step in redefining how enterprises – especially, airports, solar fields and golf courses maintain vegetation.

Airports are increasingly becoming complex ecosystems that demand advanced technological solutions for efficient and safe operations. This article discusses why modern airfields are leaning heavily into automation, incorporating technologies ranging from robotic lawnmowers to automated paint stripers, cleaning robots, baggage/cargo management systems, and more.

DALLAS, Texas – September 6th, 2023 – Graze, Inc., a developer of autonomous commercial lawn mowers, announced today that it has appointed Ellen Bruno as Chief of Staff and Eddie Shaw as Chief Technology Officer.

Robin Autopilot and Graze are testing their technology by mowing DFW Airport's 14,000 acres.

Graze, Inc., a developer of autonomous commercial lawn mowers, has appointed Logan Fahey as its Chief Executive Officer. Fahey is the former CEO of Robin Autopilot, a robotic lawn care solutions company, and is the founder of Fahey Group, a holdings company dedicated to investing in the green industry.

Tesla Inc. has been largely credited with the modern mainstream push toward the electrification of vehicles — a trend that has quickly gained traction in dozens of other corners of society.

After spending more than three decades in the landscaping business and selling his company to a private equity firm in 2016, John Vlay pondered what to do next.

Graze, the California-based startup manufacturing electric, autonomous mowers, is partnering with the city of Glendale, California, in Los Angeles County to begin a pilot program focused on its mowers. As part of the partnership, a live demonstration was held in March with Glendale Mayor Paula Devine and city councilmembers in attendance.

Is there any worse sound to wake up to than a gas-powered lawn mower? Not only are they a noise pollutant, but they are clunky environmental ones as well. Insert Graze, a Santa Monica-based startup looking to change the landscaping industry by building electric, autonomous lawn mowers.

Hundreds of well-funded robotics startups are working on self-driving cars, self-piloting drones and shelf-diving warehouse robots. One lesser-known area that’s beginning to draw the attention of investors: autonomous lawn mowers.

Hundreds of well-funded robotics startups are working on self-driving cars, self-piloting drones and shelf-diving warehouse robots. One lesser-known area that’s beginning to draw the attention of investors: autonomous lawn mowers.

Tiger Global led an investment in Electric Sheep Robotics, which makes a device for large-scale, autonomous commercial mowers.

From evolving technology to solving common concerns, autonomous mowing companies are aiming to transform the green industry.