Agricultural spraying drone operating over an Australian paddock

Expressions of interest — Australian launch program

Drone spraying for the paddocks ground rigs can’t reach.

Morrow Robotics is preparing aerial spraying, spreading and seeding services for Australian farms. Register your property to help us select our first launch regions and receive an initial feasibility assessment.

No payment is required to submit an expression of interest.

The operating problem

When the paddock can’t wait.

01

Wet, steep or fragmented ground that conventional rigs cannot enter

02

Tight spraying and seeding windows that cannot wait for access

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Crop damage and soil compaction caused by ground equipment

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Small treatment areas and jobs constrained by labour or machinery

Proposed services

Purpose-built aerial capability.

Availability will depend on launch region, conditions, aircraft, operator and required approvals. These services are being prepared, not promised for every location.

01

Liquid spraying

Targeted aerial application for suitable crop, pasture and weed-management jobs.

02

Granular spreading

Fertiliser and other suitable granular applications, subject to equipment, product and regulatory requirements.

03

Seeding

Pasture, cover-crop and other suitable aerial seeding applications.

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Mapping and scouting

Property and crop observations to support planning and future autonomous operations.

How it works

From farm details to an operating decision.

  1. 01Submit your farm details

    Tell us where the job is, the area involved and when you need it.

  2. 02We assess operational fit

    We review location, area, timing, terrain and application requirements.

  3. 03Receive a written scope

    Suitable applicants may receive a feasibility discussion, scope and quote.

  4. 04Plan an initial pilot

    If a launch region is confirmed, suitable applicants may be invited to discuss a scoped pilot under a separate written agreement.

No payment is requested at this stage. Any future pricing, scheduling or commercial terms would be provided separately in writing.

Launch regions

Help us choose where to launch first.

We are collecting expressions of interest across Australia. Our first operating regions will be selected based on qualified demand, regulatory requirements, operator availability and operational feasibility.

Register my property

Operational readiness

Safe, lawful operations come before launch.

Morrow Robotics will only accept work in a location once the required operational, licensing, insurance and safety arrangements are in place. Application work will also depend on product labels, weather, site conditions and applicable regulations.

Common questions

Before you register.

Is the service available now?

We are currently collecting expressions of interest and preparing our launch program. Submitting a property helps us assess demand; it does not mean service is available in your location yet.

Which parts of Australia will you service?

We are assessing qualified demand across Australia. Initial regions will depend on demand concentration, regulations, operator availability and operational feasibility.

How much does drone application cost?

Pricing depends on treatment area, application rate, product, terrain, travel, timing and other site conditions. Suitable applicants may receive a written scope and quote after assessment.

What information do I need to provide?

Start with your state, nearest town, postcode, service type, treatment area and timing. More operating detail helps us make a useful initial assessment.

Do I need to provide my exact farm address?

No. An exact address or map link is optional at this stage. State, nearest town and postcode are required so we can assess regional demand.

Why are you asking about pilot interest?

It helps us understand where qualified launch demand exists. Your answer is indicative only and does not create a booking, payment obligation or service commitment.

Does submitting the form create a contract?

No. It is an expression of interest only. A contract would exist only after a separate written service agreement is accepted.