MAMMOTION Sponsors Berlin Tennis Open, Merging Lawn Care Innovation with Sports Excellence
BERLIN, May 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- MAMMOTION, the pioneer in robotic lawn care, today announced its partnership with the BERLIN TENNIS OPEN. This collaboration units cutting-edge lawn technology with the precision of elite sports, redefining excellence both on and off the court.
As a prestigious pre-Wimbledon tournament, the BERLIN TENNIS OPEN captivates an audience of over 12 million European tennis enthusiasts, offering MAMMOTION a strategic platform to engage with high-end consumers. By leveraging the event's visibility and prestige, MAMMOTION strengthens its position as a premier brand in advanced, intelligent lawn care solutions.
The tournament's core values of precision, perseverance, and excellence closely mirror MAMMOTION's commitment to redefining the future of lawn care through robotics and innovation. This synergy allows MAMMOTION to expand its influence, reinforce its leadership in the industry, and further establish itself as the go-to choice for smart, effortless outdoor maintenance.
Just as elite athletes demand precision and performance on the court, MAMMOTION's robotic mowers bring effortless perfection to outdoor spaces. As the official premium partner of the Berlin Tennis Open, MAMMOTION will showcase its dedication to seamlessly integrating smart technology with effortless lawn care, helping homeowners achieve excellence in every aspect of life.
'Partnering with the BERLIN TENNIS OPEN is a natural fit,' said Jayden Wei, CEO of MAMMOTION. 'Both champions—whether on the court or in the garden—strive for perfection. Our robots don't just mow; they calculate every move like a grand slam strategy, delivering flawless results without the sweat.'
'We're delighted to welcome MAMMOTION as our premium partner. This partnership celebrates how technology and sports can inspire each other—just as our players master their craft, MAMMOTION's innovations are mastering the art of lawn care.'
— Markus Zoecke, Tournament Director BERLIN TENNIS OPEN.
During the tournament, MAMMOTION will offer live demonstrations, allowing visitors to experience firsthand how its state-of-the-art robotic technology is revolutionizing lawn care. Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore MAMMOTION's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and intelligent design.
MAMMOTION and the BERLIN TENNIS OPEN share a vision: elevating daily life through innovation.
For more information about MAMMOTION and its products, please visit https://mammotion.com/.
About BERLIN TENNIS OPEN
The BERLIN TENNIS OPEN is a traditional WTA tennis tournament, which brings together the elite of women's tennis every year on the picturesque lawns of the LTTC 'Rot-Weiß". The BERLIN TENNIS OPEN was first held as a clay court tournament in 1979. After an interruption, it was revived in 2021 as a first-class grass court tournament. Today, the WTA 500 category tournament takes place after the French Open and offers international tennis stars the opportunity to prepare in Berlin for the season highlight at Wimbledon. The stadium with the Centre Court and seats up to 4,500 spectators is named after German tennis legend Steffi Graf, who won the tournament a total of nine times.
About MAMMOTION
MAMMOTION is dedicated to cultivating an intelligent, high-quality, eco-friendly outdoor lifestyle through innovative robotic solutions. As the company behind the LUBA 2 AWD series, recognized as one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2024, the versatile YUKA series, and LUBA mini AWD and YUKA mini series, MAMMOTION is transforming lawn care for both professionals and consumers. The mission is to pave the way for a more sustainable and efficient outdoor experience worldwide.
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