Turf Tank, an industry leader in innovative
line-marking solutions
for sports fields, has introduced the latest software on all its current robots.
This latest update introduces a series of advanced features designed to optimize operations for groundskeepers, coaches, athletic directors, and facility managers.
As part of Turf Tank's unwavering commitment to enhancing user experience, the latest update brings several key advancements to the line-marking robots, aimed at reducing downtime and ensuring superior pitch quality.
Highlights of the software update:
- Empty Paint Detection: The Turf Tank Lite & Two robots can now detect low paint levels, pause their operations, and notify operators for refills, thereby minimizing time wastage and allowing grounds managers to focus on other tasks.
- Recovery Mode: In the event of unexpected signal disruption, the robots will automatically reposition themselves to regain connectivity, enabling seamless job resumption without human intervention.
- Route Manager: Managers can now customize the order and direction of pitch and element markings, optimizing efficiency and providing a more tailored experience.
- Job Status Notifications: Real-time updates on job progress are sent directly to managers' tablets, enhancing remote monitoring and operational oversight.
The Empty Paint Detection feature alone promises to save grounds crews significant downtime weekly. This update also includes enhancements for improved logo detailing, precise paint consumption tracking through nozzle selection, and the ability to resume failed jobs from the last stopped point.
Turf Tank's latest software update reflects the company's dedication to continuous improvement and innovation, driven by user and customer feedback.
