Fleet Command

Golf courses and pitches go blind between inspections.

• Turf disease, drought stress and pest damage are found days too late — by eye and on foot, across more surface area than any team can walk in a day. A large golf course spans 50–80 ha; a training complex covers dozens of pitches. The blind spots are enormous.
• Blanket treatment wastes chemistry and time. Turf managers need to know exactly where to act — but the ground truth changes faster than weekly inspections can track.
• Precision hardware is a capital purchase most clubs won't make — and even where drones exist, there's no brain coordinating them. Kit without orchestration is just expensive gadgets.

Fleet Command is the brain. It orchestrates the drones.

The product is software — a command platform that turns aerial drones and ground rovers into one coordinated operation. The air senses and diagnoses; the ground acts on what it finds; Fleet Command decides, dispatches and pre-empts across the whole fleet in real time.

You subscribe to the platform. It runs compatible drones you already own — or, if you'd rather not buy hardware, we lease it to you with the software, so the whole system stays an operating cost, never a capital outlay.

The same engine serves golf & sports turf first, then vineyards and other crops, then industrial estates — any managed surface that benefits from continuous aerial observation.

Every flight trains the fleet — and rebuilds the surface in 3D.

The system doesn't just act on today's conditions; it compounds. What the fleet sees today makes it sharper tomorrow, and turns each site into a photoreal model its manager can explore.

• A compounding data asset: every multispectral, RGB and thermal frame — paired with the outcome a rover confirms on the ground — becomes labelled training data. Detection and diagnosis models improve with every scan lane, site and season, so accuracy climbs and false alarms fall.
• Point-cloud surface visualisation: the low, slow analysis drones capture the imagery behind a Gaussian-splat reconstruction — a photoreal, queryable 3D twin of the surface, at sub-metre resolution.
• A living record: revisit any zone at any date, measure surface-health trends, and watch change over time — something no walk-through can produce, and no competitor can retro-capture.

Built to extend the expert — never to replace them.

This is not autonomy dressed up as a service. Fleet Command is an instrument in the hands of the turf manager, agronomist or estate operator — the eyes, the reach and the record to run a far larger site at the same standard of care. Every decision that matters stays with the expert.

• It amplifies the specialist, it doesn't replace them. The fleet shows exactly where to look and does the legwork across terrain no team can cover daily — but what a reading means, and what to do about it, remains a human call.
• Scale without losing the standard. One specialist can hold a whole golf course or training complex in view, zone by zone across every surface, and act only where it's genuinely needed — so growing the estate never means thinning the attention each area gets.
• Never a consumer-facing story — the club's or estate's brand is untouched, and the B2B and end-consumer channels stay completely separate — no "powered by" on the scorecard, label, or jersey.
• Served from regional engineering hubs near the client base, so owned hardware stays maintained and available year-round.