ATLANTA – November 05, 2026 -- Greenzie's autonomy platform has logged more than 255,000 cumulative autonomous mowing miles. Equipment running on it has covered over 9 billion square feet of turf for more than 200 commercial customers in 45 U.S. states and four countries.
Greenzie-powered fleets accumulate more than 65,000 equivalent operator days
Greenzie was founded in 2018 and has supported commercial field deployments since 2021. Its platform lets commercial mowing equipment navigate and operate autonomously, helping crews manage labor availability and productivity.
Four OEM partners build the machines that run Greenzie software
Greenzie supplies the autonomy technology and integration expertise. Its OEM partners develop and manufacture the equipment. Wright Manufacturing is the longest-standing partner, and its Wright Autonomous Stander ZK runs Greenzie Powered Autonomy. Mean Green Electric Mowers, Greenworks Commercial and Bobcat complete the OEM roster.
Wright Manufacturing CEO Ed Wright attributed the milestone to the teams, dealers and customers who put the technology to work.
Adoption program structures rollout from property evaluation to expansion
The Greenzie Powered Autonomy Adoption Program covers five stages: evaluating suitable properties, preparing for deployment, onboarding operators, measuring results and expanding autonomous operations.
Chief Operating Officer Steve Bush said that "successful autonomy requires more than capable technology," and that customers must understand where autonomy fits and how to prepare crews.
CEO Charles Brian Quinn said Greenzie's next focus is helping more manufacturers bring autonomy to market.