Oceania robotics company

SwarmFarm Robotics

SwarmFarm Robotics develops lightweight autonomous field robots and an application ecosystem for agricultural work.

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Robotics focus and products

Categories
Agricultural robots, Mobile robots
Main products
SwarmBot platforms
Industries
Agriculture
Company role
Commercial

Questions for projects using SwarmFarm Robotics

For SwarmBot, name the fitted implement and crop layout. Measure useful treated area with turning, refilling and manual recovery included. A field robot's travel record leaves the implement's agricultural result unresolved.

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Company history and financial context

Origins and founders

Founding year
Not confirmed in this review
Founder information
Andrew Bate and Jocie Bate

The company timeline begins with farm trials in 2012. A legal incorporation date has not been confirmed in this review.

SwarmFarm grew from experiments on working farms through successive prototypes. Its timeline identifies a commercial turf-mowing delivery in 2018. This separates early development from the start of customer equipment deliveries.

Technology and practical role

The SwarmBot platform carries equipment for repeated field work. Its value depends on completing the agricultural operation, including turns, refilling and recovery, rather than travelling autonomously for a short recording.

Financial information

No revenue or valuation figure has been verified for this profile. This is a gap in this directory, not a statement that the company has never published the information.

What to check before a project

Ask for a trial with the actual implement and crop. Compare effective hectares per hour and the time a person spends supporting the robot. Check service coverage before relying on it during a narrow operating window.

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