Key Takeaways
- Ecorobotix has acquired Maya, a Belgium-based AI-powered operational intelligence platform for turf and land management, serving over 150 facilities across 12 countries.
- The combination brings together Ecorobotix's ultra-high precision spraying technology and Maya's hardware-agnostic data platform, centralizing operational data from every source on a managed surface.
- Maya will continue to operate under its own brand with its own team, product roadmap, and client relationships, remaining hardware-neutral.
- First connected capabilities between the two platforms are expected in 2027, enabling operators to move seamlessly from insight to precision intervention.
- Ecorobotix's ARA precision sprayer serves agriculture across 20+ countries, and Maya's data architecture is positioned to extend into crop management over time.
Ecorobotix and Maya Join Forces to Bridge Field Intelligence and Precision Application
Ecorobotix, the Swiss precision agriculture technology company, has announced that Maya, the AI-powered operational intelligence platform for turf and land management, will become part of the Ecorobotix Group. The combination unites Ecorobotix's ultra-high precision spraying hardware with Maya's 360-degree agronomic data platform, purpose-built for professional turf management.
Maya was founded in Belgium by Valentine Godin during the country's implementation of a total pesticide ban on managed turf. Over four years, the platform was built to address a structural gap: turf professionals generate significant data across weather, soil, agronomy, fleet, and operations, but lack the architecture to connect it into actionable intelligence. The company provides that architecture, linking conditions to decisions, actions to outcomes, and feeding what is learned back into each subsequent cycle.
Maya Trusted by 150+ Facilities Across 12 Countries
Maya is deployed at more than 150 facilities across 12 countries, serving golf courses, stadiums, and managed landscapes. The platform delivers daily operational intelligence through a web and mobile application, a conversational AI assistant, and automated alerts covering agronomy, resource management, fleet, playing quality, and sustainability reporting.
Valentine Godin, founder and CEO of Maya, said joining the Ecorobotix ecosystem provides the engineering depth and global reach to deliver on the platform's mission at a scale it could not reach independently, with the team and client commitments remaining fully intact.
Ecorobotix CEO Highlights Shared Vision for Agronomic Intelligence
Dominique Megret, CEO of Ecorobotix, said the two companies' visions aligned closely — precision application on Ecorobotix's side, agronomic intelligence on Maya's — and highlighted Ecorobotix's ALBA turf sprayer, which reduces chemical use by up to 95%, as a natural complement to Maya's data platform.
Ecorobotix Integration Roadmap Points to Agriculture Expansion
Maya will continue operating under its own brand, remaining hardware-neutral and serving facilities with or without Ecorobotix equipment. First connected capabilities are expected by 2027. Beyond turf, Ecorobotix's ARA precision sprayer operates in agricultural markets across more than 20 countries, and Maya's modular data architecture provides a foundation that can extend into crop management as the two organizations grow together.
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