Flat working deck
A simple platform layout that can evolve into task-specific builds.
Wombot
Australian-built autonomous robotics platform
A rugged field robot platform built from the ground up for real work.
Wombot is an Australian-developed autonomous mobile robotics platform for outdoor work, pilot programs, and task-specific attachments across agriculture, industry, and remote operations.
Prototype in build
Real hardware, workshop photos, and ongoing field-focused development.
Modular payload deck
Designed for transport, spraying, mowing, sensing, and future tools.
Outdoor mobility
Large tyres, compact chassis, and a low working deck for practical terrain.
Local support path
Built around Australian conditions, serviceability, and deployment partners.
Not a concept render. A platform taking shape.
The current Wombot prototype shows the real design direction: compact footprint, oversized tyres, a useful flat deck, and a chassis intended to become a practical autonomous work base.
Current prototype
Built to prove the platform in the open, not just in a lab.
Wombot is being developed around the jobs where people still rely on utes, quad bikes, small tractors, and manual runs across sites. The goal is a base that can carry, tow, sense, spray, mow, and adapt as real customers define the strongest use cases.
Low deck
Useful payload surface
Large tyres
Outdoor traction focus
Compact stance
Site-friendly footprint
Hardware people can believe in.
Early-stage robotics still needs proof. The site now leads with visible hardware, not abstract promises.
Workshop reality
Development is grounded in real fabrication, service, and deployment constraints.
Payload pathways
Transport, support, and site logistics are natural first pilot conversations.
A base for practical autonomy.
The opportunity is not one robot for one job. It is a rugged mobile platform that can be configured around repeat outdoor workflows.
Mobility base
Electric-drive platform direction for hard surfaces, uneven ground, and outdoor work areas.
Attachment ready
Payload and tooling concepts for transport, spraying, mowing, sensing, and site support.
Deployable workflows
Targeting repeatable jobs where autonomy can reduce labour, downtime, and equipment shuffling.
Australian context
Designed around local conditions, local service expectations, and sovereign robotics capability.
Where Wombot can go first
Autonomous spraying and mowing
A path for agriculture, horticulture, facility maintenance, and vegetation control where repeat coverage matters.
Material transport and site support
Move tools, bins, supplies, parts, and support equipment without sending a ute or operator every time.
Inspection and sensing
Carry sensors, cameras, or payloads for routine site checks, remote operations, and applied research.
Pilot and partner builds
Work with early customers, manufacturers, researchers, and investors to validate the right beachhead markets.
Who should talk to us
Wombot is looking for the right early conversations.
- Investment partners
- Pilot customers
- Research collaborators
- Manufacturing partners
- Industry groups
- Early adopters with repeat outdoor work
PDF overview
Download the Wombot one-pager.
Get the short PDF summary for investors, pilot customers, collaborators, and industry partners.
The one-pager is gated so the team can follow up with serious pilot, partner, and investment conversations.
Stay close to the build
Follow prototype progress and pilot news.
For prototype milestones, pilot opportunities, or partnership announcements, send the team a message and we will keep the right people in the loop.
For direct enquiries, email sales@robotsqld.com.au.
Use the one contact form below for pilot, investment, research, manufacturing, or general Wombot enquiries.
Contact enquiry
Bring us a pilot, partner, or problem worth solving.
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