Meet Graze.
A Fully Autonomous Commercial Lawn Mower Disrupting a $100B Market
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$19.35mm in pre-orders
via commercial contracts from Mainscape, Sundale Country Club, and Miranda’s Landscape
The Opportunity in Commercial Landscaping
US commercial landscaping is a $100B industry plagued by high labor costs and low margins. Mainscape and Sundale Country Club have partnered with Graze to bring its autonomous mower to market.
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Graze greatly increases the margins for commercial landscapers and owners of golf courses and private estates alike. It’s set to be a major disruptor in this massive industry."
Between its financial potential and its carbon footprint reduction, Graze is a win for any investor looking for an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a futuristic company.
Graze Unveils New Design and Capabilities
The Technology
The Mower of the Future
Graze is building electric, autonomous lawn mowers specifically for the commercial landscaping industry to counter labor shortages and rising wages in the US.
Reducing Labor Costs Increases Margins
Direct labor costs ~45% of the total revenue generated from lawn mowing. Graze eliminates 50% or more of the labor costs and 75% of the fuel costs.
Proprietary Technology
Machine learning and computer vision will allow Graze to map job sites, plan and execute mowing paths, avoid obstacles (i.e. trees, people), and collect and apply data to further optimize for precision and efficiency.
100% Electric Powered
Customers will save significantly on fuel and maintenance costs, and will be able to operate effectively and quietly at night.
Over $5 million raised from more than 3000 investors
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Our Team
Our executive team is comprised of decades of experience in both commercial landscaping and autonomous robotics.
John Vlay CEO
CEO, Jensen Landscaping
Exit: sold Jensen to Monarch
EVP, Monarch
BS, Business-Economics, UCLA
Nick DegnanCTO
Board Member, Miso Robotics
Founder / Inventor, Unlimit Solutions
Head of Product, Motivo Engineering
VP Product & Ops, Equipois
MBA UCLA, MS ME UC Davis
Phillip WongLead Systems Engineer
K5 Lead Engineer, Knightscope, Inc.
Equity crowdfunding experience in robotics
BS, Computer Engineering, UC Santa Cruz
Expert Advisors in Robotics and Turf
Sander Pruijs
Former Global Head of Rural & Retail Clients, Rabobank
Responsible for the rural banking (primary agriculture) businesses in the Americas, Australia, and New Zealand
Harvard Business School
Rob Anderson
Co-Founder / Mechanical Engineer, Miso Robotics
SpaceX / Microsoft Surface
5+ years Mechanical Engineer
Built Caltech Electric Car Team
BS Caltech, Mechanical Engineering
Lead Investor
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Wavemaker Partners is the lead investor in Graze.
Wavemaker is a top-decile early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2003. It is headquartered in Los Angeles and Singapore and manages over US$400m in assets.
Some of Wavemaker's past investments and exits include:
Wavemaker is a top-decile early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2003. It is headquartered in Los Angeles and Singapore and manages over US$400m in assets.
Some of Wavemaker's past investments and exits include:
Live Investor Webinar with Q&A
Join Graze CEO John Vlay along with special guest Martin Buehler, Graze Head of Engineering and Wavemaker Labs CTO, to discuss an exciting new technology announcement.
Graze is pleased to introduce our new Advanced Sensor Package. We are integrating this state of the art sensor suite into the upcoming version of our mower. Graze will be using a combination of advanced video cameras and lidar upgrades to ensure better accuracy, night vision, and to discern different types of objects.
Graze has already received over $6 million in funding from more than 4000 investors.
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