Soccer field marking is a process which involves many steps and requires much effort, especially when soccer fields are to be marked for the first time. All of the field lines and areas need to carefully placed and marked according to the regulations in effect. See how to measure and position a standard soccer field in this article.
What are the differences between automatic and manual football line marking? During the year, many different tasks need to be solved in a time-efficient manner in order to keep up with the different seasonal schedules. Football field marking can be a very time-consuming task, both at the beginning of each season and during the season due to the maintenance required. In this article, we look at the benefits of an automatic approach and see how these benefits apply to football field marking.
One of the most important benefits of an automatic line marker is the accuracy. Knowing that the fields will be marked accurately with a precision of 1-2 cm every time is a major benefit for ground managers and greenkeepers.
See how TinyLineMarker uses satellites and reference stations to mark sports fields with high precision.
Spring time means first markings.
We created this infographic to give a quick overview of some of the benefits of the TinyLineMarker.
Time saving examples are included for tennis, soccer, running tracks and American football.
With the TinyLineMarker app, you can manage your sports fields and your line marking – all in one place. The app allows you to instantly copy-paste, move and resize your fields before marking. The app also allows you to control the robot and adjust the settings as needed. Field management has never been easier.
Discover the range of templates for sports line marking available with the TinyLineMarker app.
All templates can be customized on the go and new templates are added regularly.
Click below to see a preview of available templates.
Dec 2019
TinyLineMarker® Pro won the Innovation Award at Paysalia, Lyon. Paysalia is the largest event for sports, garden and landscaping in France. Credits to our partner Expo-Line, Netherlands.
