Our Services
Software and automation
built around your work.
UXMachines helps businesses and technical teams develop software, automate workflows and put their data to work. Based in Perth, we also work with autonomous systems and deliver drone services.
Bring us a software requirement, a repetitive business process, a data challenge or a technical concept. We can help define the work and develop a solution around the people who will use it.
Choose the expertise your project needs
Work with us on a defined task or combine software, automation, design and engineering in one project.
Software development & integration
Build web, mobile and embedded software around your operational requirements. Connect data sources, devices and the systems your team uses.
Example project scope
An application prototype, an operational dashboard, an integration or an embedded-software component. Scope and deliverables are agreed for each project.
AI & workflow automation
Automate repetitive work across the tools your team uses. Connect business systems and use AI to process documents, organise information and prepare outputs for review.
Example project scope
Document intake, enquiry routing, report generation, internal knowledge assistants or marketing content workflows. We define data access, checks and human approval steps around the task.
Human–machine teaming & UX
Design interfaces and workflows around the people operating your technology. We combine interaction design, human factors and cognitive work analysis.
Example project scope
A workflow study, interface concept, interaction prototype or usability evaluation for an operational system.
Data analytics & image processing
Make use of the imagery and operational data you collect. We develop analysis workflows using computer vision, machine learning and visualisation.
Example project scope
An image-processing pipeline, detection prototype, data visualisation or analysis workflow based on agreed inputs and outputs.
Drone missions & data capture
Plan aerial data collection around the information you need. Discuss missions for 3D models, multispectral data, hydrology and asset inspections.
Example project scope
Mission planning, aerial capture and agreed mapping or analytical outputs. Feasibility depends on the location, conditions and applicable operational approvals.
UAV systems & prototyping
Develop and test emerging drone technologies. We work on custom UAV software and hardware, smart payloads, embedded systems and AI-assisted autonomy.
Example project scope
A technical feasibility study, payload prototype, software/hardware integration or scoped validation trial.
Technical consulting & R&D
Assess an idea before committing to a larger build. We help examine technical options, define requirements and plan development with your team.
Example project scope
A requirements brief, options assessment, development roadmap or collaborative R&D project with agreed milestones.
Explore what UXMachines can do for your organisation
Get an overview of our capabilities and services to share with your team.
Download our company brochure (PDF) ↓AEROphoria: software built around an operational workflow
AEROphoria is a UXMachines product that brings mapping, mission planning and operational records together for drone operators.
It shows how software development, data integration and interface design can support a specialised workflow. We apply the same approach to projects across other industries.
View the AEROphoria example →
A starting point that fits your project
Discuss the outcome you need, then agree the scope and commercial arrangement.
Scope a problem
Explore feasibility, requirements and technical options before a larger investment. Agree the questions the work needs to answer.
Deliver a project
Define a software build, workflow automation, prototype, data analysis or field project with agreed deliverables and review points.
Develop over time
Discuss ongoing development, integrations and support as your requirements grow. Agree priorities and a maintenance arrangement that fits your systems.
Have a capability you want to test?
Bring a use case, platform or dataset. We can discuss a scoped collaboration to explore the integration and collect evidence for the next development decision.
Combine UXMachines’ software, automation and analysis expertise with your systems, equipment, data or domain knowledge.
Discuss a collaboration →From your brief to an agreed scope
Tell us the outcome
Describe the problem, your users, existing systems and any deadline or operating constraints.
Define the work
Discuss the technical approach, required inputs and what the project should deliver.
Agree the next step
Confirm the scope, responsibilities and commercial terms before proceeding.
What would you like to build, improve or automate?
Tell us the challenge and the result you are working towards.
Software · AI & Automation · Data · Autonomous systems
Your questions, answered
Do I need a complete technical specification?
Start by describing the outcome you need and what is getting in the way. We can discuss whether requirements work or a feasibility assessment would be a useful first step.
Can you work with our existing software or hardware?
Tell us what you use and which interfaces or data are available. Integration feasibility and the scope of any changes need to be assessed for the particular system.
What could we automate in our business?
Start with tasks that involve repeated data entry, document handling, reporting or moving information between systems. We can assess the workflow, available integrations and where AI is useful, with review steps for outputs that need a person’s judgement.
How are projects priced?
Pricing depends on scope, deliverables and the engagement arrangement. Share your requirements so we can discuss a suitable approach and agree the work before it begins.
Can we start with a small pilot?
Yes. We can scope a prototype or a single workflow first, with agreed success criteria. The results can help you decide whether to expand the work.
What should I include in an enquiry?
Include the outcome, location where relevant, existing systems or sample data, your timeframe and the stage your project has reached. An indicative budget can help define a realistic scope.