FJD Titan Robotic Mower + Free Delivery

A golf course superintendent has the same problem every morning: the grass keeps growing, and the window to cut it before play begins keeps shrinking. FJD Titan Robotic Mower + Free Delivery answers that problem with a machine that works through the quiet hours on its own, finds its way by satellite, laser and camera together, and returns to its charger when it needs energy.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

FJDynamics and its place in turf automation

FJDYNAMICS is the brand behind the Titan. Its range spans residential lawn mowers, golf course robots, sports field robots, commercial cleaning robots and a hard-surface line marking robot, so the company approaches grounds care as a family of autonomous machines rather than a single product. The Titan sits in the commercial end of that family. It is built for sites where the area is large, the surface matters and labor is stretched.

Buyers who want to see the wider field can browse the Mower Robots category or the Commercial Robots category, where machines for other site sizes are listed alongside it.

Positioning and key technology

The Titan is a high-capacity commercial robotic mower for golf courses, sports fields, public gardens and large grounds. Its navigation rests on three layers: RTK positioning, LiDAR and Vision. Dual-RTK GNSS antennas, LiDAR and Vision work together for stable positioning and obstacle avoidance. In practice this means the satellite fix is not asked to do everything. The laser and camera layers contribute to staying on course and noticing what is in the way.

The mower charges automatically, connects over 4G and wireless links, and receives software updates over the air (OTA). It also works with the N10 CORS, the S2 Max LiDAR Scanner and GolfMind, which together enable precise mapping, smart management and efficient mowing across diverse field conditions. An optional Line Marker Kit adds robotic line marking to the same platform.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the rated battery voltage, the maximum motor power, the warranty-independent service life, the mowing speed range or the obstacle detection range; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the Titan different from a residential robotic mower?

The first difference is scale. The Titan has a maximum mowing area per charge of 13,500 ㎡ (3.3 acres), and it is a 122 kg (287 lbs) machine with a cutting width of 730 mm. A residential robot is designed around a family garden. The Titan is designed around a fairway edge, a training pitch or a municipal park.

The second difference is how it knows where it is. Dual-RTK GNSS antennas give it a precise position, LiDAR and Vision add awareness of its surroundings, and the three together support stable positioning and obstacle avoidance. On open turf with the occasional tree, building or person in the way, that layered approach matters more than any single sensor.

The third difference is the way it fits into a managed operation. Software updates arrive over the air, connectivity runs over 4G and wireless links, and the mower works with GolfMind, the N10 CORS and the S2 Max LiDAR Scanner for mapping and site management. A grounds team that already plans work digitally will find the Titan easier to place into that routine than a stand-alone machine.

What does the Line Marker Kit add?

The Line Marker Kit turns the mower into a marking machine. It carries a paint tank of 25L (5.5 gal) and weighs 33 kg (72.8 lbs). Sports venues that cut and mark the same surface can use one autonomous platform for both jobs rather than keeping separate equipment and separate crews.

Because the kit is optional, a buyer who only needs mowing can specify the Titan mower alone. The figures for the kit apply to the kit only and are kept separate from the mower's own weight here.

Who is the FJD Titan for?

Golf course managers are the most natural buyers. Large turf areas, early-morning deadlines and a high standard of presentation are exactly where a machine that cuts without supervision pays attention to detail. The mapping link to GolfMind is relevant here.

Sports field operators, from municipal pitches to club grounds, benefit from both the mowing and the optional line marking. Public garden and park managers value a machine that works around people and obstacles using LiDAR and Vision. Facility managers and landscaping contractors with large grounds can use the Titan to take repetitive cutting off the schedule.

Not every site needs a machine of this size. For smaller or more varied properties, the FJD FRX Robotic Mower + Free Delivery or the FJD FR4000 Robotic Lawn Mower + Free Delivery may be the closer fit. Buyers who maintain greens specifically may also want to look at the FJD GM22S Electric Greens Mower + Free Delivery. Our team can help compare them for your site.

What is the FJD Titan used for?

1. Golf course mowing. Autonomous cutting of large turf areas, with the cut height set between 10 and 100 mm (0.4-4 in.).
2. Sports field upkeep. Regular cutting of pitches and training grounds without a driver on the machine.
3. Public garden and park maintenance. Quiet, obstacle-aware mowing in places that people use.
4. Large grounds care. Campuses, estates and facility grounds where the area is too wide for comfortable manual mowing.
5. Line marking. With the optional Line Marker Kit and its 25L (5.5 gal) paint tank, the same platform marks lines on sports surfaces.
6. Mapped, managed operations. Working with N10 CORS, the S2 Max LiDAR Scanner and GolfMind for mapping and site management.

Pricing and Availability

The FJD Titan is quoted per project, because the right configuration depends on the site, the choice of mower alone or with the Line Marker Kit, and the supporting equipment you need. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. Send us the details of your grounds and we will prepare the quotation; the product is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How large an area can the Titan mow on one charge?

The maximum mowing area per charge is 13,500 ㎡ (3.3 acres).

How does the Titan navigate?

It uses RTK + LiDAR + Vision. Dual-RTK GNSS antennas, LiDAR and Vision work together for stable positioning and obstacle avoidance.

What cutting width and height does it offer?

The cutting width is 730 mm (260 mm each), or 28.7 in. (10.2 in. each). The cutting height ranges from 10 to 100 mm (0.4-4 in.).

Can the Titan mark lines on sports fields?

Yes, with the optional Line Marker Kit. The kit has a 25L (5.5 gal) paint tank and weighs 33 kg (72.8 lbs).

Does it charge itself and receive updates?

It charges automatically and receives software updates over the air (OTA). Connectivity is 4G and wireless.

What other equipment does it work with?

It works with N10 CORS, the S2 Max LiDAR Scanner and GolfMind for mapping, management and mowing.

Where can I buy the FJD Titan and what does it cost?

The FJD Titan Robotic Mower + Free Delivery is available through this page, by quotation. Cost depends on the configuration, so request a quotation with your site details and we will respond with the terms.

Summary

The morning race against the mower deadline is what the Titan is built to end. It pairs a 730 mm cutting width and 13,500 ㎡ (3.3 acres) maximum area per charge with RTK, LiDAR and Vision navigation, automatic charging and OTA updates, and it can add line marking through the optional kit. If you manage large turf and want to take the repetitive cutting off your crew, this page is the starting point.