Founding Partner Program
Divotron Pioneer robots planned for your course in the 2027 season.
Golf courses that want Divotron Pioneer robots working on their property and a direct hand in shaping future Divotron robots.
AUTONOMOUS DIVOT REPAIR
Divotron is building an autonomous robot that finds and fills divots on golf courses. Divotron Vision, our first prototype, has already been tested on real turf. Divotron Pioneer robots are planned for courses in the 2027 season.

THE PROBLEM
Despite full crews and significant maintenance budgets, golf courses cannot keep up with the volume of divots created during daily play. The repair is still done by hand.
On every course, divot repair is constant. Our aim is to take on that repetition, giving your team more time for the finer details and higher-skill tasks.


FIELD TESTING
We have taken Divotron Vision onto real turf for field testing, covering movement and material delivery.
See our progressHOW IT WORKS
Divotron is an autonomous robot designed to find and fill divots. This is how it is intended to work on your course.
Cameras and real-time AI detect divots in the turf.
The robot navigates between repairs and avoids obstacles along the way.
A dispenser delivers repair material into each divot.
The robot keeps filling while it has repair material and battery charge.
FOUNDING PARTNER PROGRAM
The Founding Partner Program lets golf courses be among the first to work with Divotron Pioneer robots. We are taking on a small number of Founding Partner courses.
Divotron Pioneer robots planned for your course in the 2027 season.
Golf courses that want Divotron Pioneer robots working on their property and a direct hand in shaping future Divotron robots.
CANADIAN ROOTS
Divotron grew out of the University of Waterloo MBET program. Charles caddied at Cabot Cape Breton and Beacon Hall Golf Club, and that experience shapes what we build. We are proving divot repair first, before other course maintenance products.
Divotron is a Canadian company with its team in Ontario.
We work out of Velocity, the university's startup incubator.