TinyMobileRobots Named Exclusive Robotic Line Painting Partner of the NFHS

Denmark-basedTinyMobileRobots, the global leader in fully autonomous GPS line marking robots, and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) have announced a new partnership. TinyMobileRobots is now the official and exclusive robotic line painting partner of the NFHS.

TinyMobileRobots autonomously mark lines for virtually every type of sports field, including soccer, football, lacrosse, track & field, diamond sports and many more. The revolutionary solution is used by hundreds of amateur and professional sports teams, school districts, and universities across the U.S. to reduce time, use less paint, save money and help solve labor shortages in field maintenance. For instance, the robots can complete the initial marking of an entire soccer field in 20 minutes (down from 5 hours) or an entire football field in under three hours (down from 20 hours).

“The NFHS is excited to announce its partnership with TinyMobileRobots,” said NFHS CEO Dr. Karissa Niehoff. “We look forward to promoting the incredible technology and innovation of TinyMobileRobots, and perhaps providing high school administrators with a helpful solution to the time-consuming task of field maintenance.”

TinyMobileRobots are accurate down to 0.4-0.8 inches and are operated by a simple mobile app that comes preinstalled on the accompanying tablet that is included with every robot. No technical experience is required. Each robot has access to more than 200+ predesigned field configurations, which can be modified in less than a minute directly from the tablet.

“Most people don’t realize the incredible time and effort that goes into maintaining high quality, safe athletic fields. Our robots deliver tremendous value and help customers address their budget and labor challenges, while being environmentally sensitive by using less paint and producing higher quality lines than manual painting,” said Jeffrey L. Schuldt, executive vice president for US and Canada of TinyMobileRobots.