Aerial solutions built for
real world challenges
Smarter spraying. Broader impact.
Drone technology is reshaping how we manage crops, land and infrastructure, delivering precise treatments with minimal ground impact. From food production to conservation and utilities, drones offer fast, efficient solutions where traditional kit falls short.
AutoSpray Systems is at the forefront of drone innovation in the UK. We led the way by being the first to develop regulatory-standard, peer-reviewed drift data, and the first to develop turbulence protocols. This foundational work made a string of UK and global firsts possible, including the first CAA-approved commercial application of slug pellets and the first use of DiPEL insecticide by drone. Our pioneering efforts have helped shape policy and ensure the safe and effective use of drone technology in agriculture and land management.
We work with farmers, growers, estate managers, and infrastructure teams to deliver safe, sustainable spraying using the XAG P100 Pro. Our commitment to safety is supported by our work to develop regulatory standard data that quantifies spray drift, ensuring we maintain the highest standards. This is further reinforced by our digital records, which provide a 100% transparent spray record for the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

Innovation & authorisation
AutoSpray Systems pioneered real-world drift data for the UK, creating the evidence base that enabled the HSE to approve drone-based pesticide application. We now operate under a bespoke Operational Authorisation, allowing our pilots to legally apply products from drones over 25 kg in real-world, commercial settings.
We work closely with farmers, contractors and agronomists to ensure each job is fully compliant, fully documented and fully effective.
Setting the regulatory standard
We have been instrumental in building regulatory pathways for unmanned aerial spraying under the UK’s PPP (Plant Protection Product) framework. We work directly with major pesticide producers to adapt and evaluate their products for drone-specific use cases, ensuring that formulations maintain efficacy when applied from the air. Our team has worked closely with the HSE Chemicals Regulation Division (CRD), the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), and DEFRA, helping to bridge the gap between new drone technologies and existing pesticide laws. We’ve developed compliant aerial application plans, risk assessments, and drift models that regulators can trust, ensuring safety, traceability, and environmental responsibility.

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