TarraBot
Electric autonomous golf ball picker for driving ranges that picks, unloads and recharges itself using GPS.
From €40,000
At a glance
2 haArea
RTK / GNSSPositioning
On saleStage
Specifications
| Work rate | 5 acres/hour |
|---|---|
| Battery | Self charging |
| Runtime | Up to 12 hours on a single charge |
| Navigation | High precision GPS |
| Sensors | 360° obstacle detection |
| Drive | All-electric |
| Connectivity | Cellular connectivity; 24/7 remote support |
| Other | Fuel cost ~€1/day; auto-unload yes |
What it does
Where it works
Price details
| Model | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Outright purchase | From €40,000 | |
| Support subscription | €2,400 per year | |
| Lease | From €1,200 per month |
Lease is on a 3-year term.
Source: tarracor.com ↗
About the maker
- Company
- Tarracor Robotics
- Based in
- Not stated
- Status
- Active
- Sold in
- Not found on the maker's site
- Rental or as a service
- Not found
Facts from the maker’s own website (tarracor.com), last checked 2026-11-02.
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Buyer’s guide: golf ball collecting robots
How they work
Battery robots pull a ball-picker unit along the range and return to unload and charge on their own.
What to check before buying
- Balls per hour
- Range size covered
- Works alongside robot mowers or not