Real growers. Real paddocks. Real results.
Four Australian growers on why they put SwarmBots to work — the numbers, the workflow, and what changed on their farm.
Integrated Autonomy in action
Each story is a grower-led look at how SwarmBots are running on real farms. Tap a card to watch the video and read the story.
№ 01 · NSWBreeza, NSWJames Pursehouse0.4% of the paddock sprayed — the rest left alone.
James jumped head-on into autonomy on 12,500 acres of mixed cropping. In the first 12 months, his SwarmBot 'Mukai' cut fallow spraying to a fraction of a blanket program.
Camera sprayingIrrigationMixed croppingRead story →Video · Transcript
№ 02 · NSWRiverina, NSWLachlan DunnTwo robots. 40,000 hectares. One year.
Lachlan runs two SwarmBots — Lenny and Gary — with Croplands Caliber sprayers. Between them they covered close to 40,000 hectares in a single year, without anyone sitting on a spray rig.
BroadacreBlanket + cameraStarlinkRead story →Video · Transcript
№ 03 · QLDBroadacre, QLDMark WagnerManpower is the hard thing. The robot solves it.
Four seasons into running a SwarmBot on a family farm held since the early '80s. Mark's original SwarmBot now runs a Cayman boom and a camera sprayer — freeing the crew from monotonous cab time.
Family farmOwner-operatorCamerasRead story →Video · Transcript
№ 04 · AUSBroadacre, AUSGarry HopperOur only regret is not buying it sooner.
Garry farms 12,000 hectares of barley, canola and wheat. His SwarmBot — 'Cactus' — has been running non-stop since harvest, changing farms and paddocks overnight while the crew sleeps.
Spot sprayingStaff shortageOvernight opsRead story →Video · Transcript
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