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About SwarmFarm Robotics

SwarmFarm Robotics is an Australian agricultural robotics company based at Gindie, near Emerald in Central Queensland, that builds lightweight autonomous farm robots under the name SwarmBot. The company grew out of its founders' own farming operations: development began on their Central Queensland property in 2012, the first three-wheeled SwarmBot prototype followed in 2014, and early machines were working commercially in spraying applications by 2015. Its core idea, which it calls Integrated Autonomy, is that many small, simple robots working as a coordinated swarm are a better answer for farming than ever-larger conventional machinery. The SwarmBot platform carries interchangeable attachments — precision spraying systems are the flagship application, alongside tools such as a turf mower — and its SwarmConnect ecosystem lets third-party equipment developers build applications on top of the platform, with spraying partners named by the company including WEED-IT, Goldacres and Croplands.

Because the robots are light and targeted, the company positions them for precision weed control that cuts chemical use, including spot spraying that it reports can reduce herbicide inputs dramatically on suitable work. On its own figures, SwarmFarm robots have commercially farmed more than 5.1 million acres and logged some 220,000 operating hours (company-stated). An October 2025 Series B is funding production scale-up and expansion into North America.

Products & services

• SwarmBot — lightweight autonomous robot platform for commercial farm work
• Precision spraying applications, including spot spraying for weed control with third-party spray technology partners
• Mowing attachments, including a turf mower developed for the platform
• Integrated Autonomy — the company’s ground-up autonomy stack for coordinated multi-robot field work
• SwarmConnect — open ecosystem that lets equipment developers build applications for the SwarmBot platform

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