EnovaTurf
Every zone of the pitch, measured, treated and recorded.
EnovaTurf runs the rigs and keeps the evidence. It logs light delivered against light received, reads sensors and aerial survey across the whole surface, and tells a grounds team which zone needs a rig next and for how long.
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What it holds
Four data sources on one timeline.
The value is not in any single feed. It is in putting delivered light next to measured response on the same axis, for the same square metre of grass.
Rig fleet
Where each rig is, how long it has run, what it has drawn and how much light it has delivered to that zone. Treatment hours are a logged quantity rather than a note in a diary.
Sensors
Photosynthetic photon flux at the canopy, soil temperature and moisture, air temperature and humidity, logged continuously and tied to position. Accumulated light becomes a daily light integral per zone.
Aerial survey
A multispectral drone pass gives reflectance in red and near infrared, from which a vegetation index map is calculated. Flown on a schedule it shows where density is changing before it is visible from the touchline.
Events
Matches, concerts, training loads, mowing, feeding and seeding. Wear has a cause, and a recovery curve only means something when the loading that preceded it is on the same chart.
The decisions it answers
Questions currently answered by walking the pitch.
None of these are questions about software. They are questions about grass, and the answers improve when there is a record behind them.
Which zone gets the rig next
Ranked by measured light deficit and observed density, not by which area looks worst on the day.
How long to run it
Hours needed to close a measured deficit, rather than a standard cycle applied everywhere.
Whether it worked
Grass health in the treated zone against an untreated area of the same pitch over the same period.
What to tell the venue
Energy drawn, hours run and surface condition, in a form that answers a facilities director without a site visit.
It informs the decision, it does not make it
A vegetation index shows where something changed, not why. Telling drought stress from disease from wear is a judgement made standing on the grass, and EnovaTurf does not replace an agronomist or run rigs unattended. What it does is make sure the judgement is made against a record rather than a recollection.
It reads alongside the hardware you already have
Most venues that want this already run soil sensors, a weather station and a maintenance log. EnovaTurf takes feeds from existing hardware and adds the two things nobody else records, which are delivered light and rig position.
See it on your pitch
We will set it up with your venue's data.
Send us your pitch layout and whatever light and soil readings you already collect. We will show you the same view with your surface in it.