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String lines and a walk-behind marker take two people and most of a morning. GPS autosteer takes one operator and a fraction of the time, and the lines are in the same place every week.
| Manual (tape, pegs, walk-behind) | Roboline GPS | |
|---|---|---|
| Set-up | Measure and string every line, every time | Layout saved once, re-loaded in seconds |
| Crew | Usually two people | One operator |
| Time per football field | Hours, including measuring | Around 10 minutes of marking* |
| Accuracy | Depends on the person and the wind | Centimetre-level RTK-GPS, repeatable |
| Paint use | Overspray, wobbles and touch-ups | Controlled spray, no double passes |
| Records | Paper notes, if any | Every job logged by ground and date |
| Staff strain | Kilometres of walking and pushing | Seated operator, minimal manual handling |
*Manufacturer figure for Traqnology Sportstraq. Actual times vary by code, ground and conditions.
Correction signals take standard GPS down to centimetre level. Lines are straight, corners are square and fields are the right size.
Mark more grounds before game day, and get back out quickly after rain washes lines away.
Each field is set up once in the app. Change codes between seasons without re-measuring.
Even, controlled spray and no wobbles mean fewer touch-ups and less product used per field.
Cut the repetitive walking, bending and pushing that comes with manual marking.
Each marking is logged by ground and date, which makes reporting and invoicing simple.
Roboline runs Traqnology’s Sportstraq system, developed in Denmark for sports field and turf care. It pairs a high-precision GPS receiver and antenna with an autosteer kit and an iPad app, fitted to a utility vehicle.
Multiple grounds, tight windows before the weekend, and reporting requirements.
Volunteer time is precious. Hand over the marking and get your Saturdays back.
Athletics carnivals, gala days and term-by-term code changes.
Stadiums, showgrounds and event sites needing accurate, fast layouts.
The info pack includes a time and paint comparison you can take to your next budget meeting.