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Segway Navimow Partners with United Football League in ‘Owning the Turf’ Initiative

Robotic mowers and game day excitement converge, promising precision and more leisure for homeowners

Segway Navimow, a leader in wire‑free robotic lawn care, has announced a partnership with the United Football League that centers on performance and precision.

The alliance is showcased through the 'Owning the Turf' campaign, which highlights how the company’s X4 Series of robotic mowers can take over routine lawn maintenance, letting homeowners reclaim their weekends.

Models such as the X430 and X450, equipped with all‑wheel drive and advanced navigation, are designed for larger, more challenging lawns, delivering a cut that rivals professional landscaping services.

Game Day Integration

By automating the mowing process, the mowers free up time that can be spent watching UFL matches, turning the yard into a seamless extension of the stadium experience.

George Ren, chief executive of Navimow, said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to precision and performance, values that resonate with both tech enthusiasts and sports fans.

Russ Brandon, president and chief executive of the United Football League, added that Navimow’s alignment with the league underscores a broader vision of integrating technology into the fan experience.

Navimow’s reputation as the world’s top brand in wire‑free robotic mower sales has been reinforced by two consecutive years at the top of retail volume rankings, a milestone marked by the production of one million units worldwide.

The company now serves more than 550,000 customers across over 40 countries, a testament to the growing demand for intelligent home solutions.

With eight teams in the league, including the Birmingham Stallions and St. Louis Battlehawks, the partnership aims to weave robotic lawn care into the fabric of game day rituals, blending cutting‑edge technology with the excitement of live football.

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