The cuts come after the robotics startup raised $20 million in capital last year and crossed $100 million in revenue.

The weed-zapping lasers from Seattle agriculture-tech startup Carbon Robotics are on the radar of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. In an appearance on the Theo Von podcast ...

Carbon Robotics' Laser Weeder identifies and kills weeds using high-powered lasers. It can cut weed control costs by 80% and improve yield production and quality, according to the Seattle-based ...

Trained on the largest, most diverse, and fastest growing agricultural dataset ever built with 150 million labeled plants, the LPM enables farmers to start laser weeding any field or crop in minutes.

Carbon Robotics expanded its offerings with its new LaserWeeder G2 line, designed for farms from 80 to 800 acres. The G2 600, pictured, works for those larger farms and features faster processing and ...

DECATUR, Illinois — A new machine is on the market that lets farmers uses lasers to kill weeds which can be destructive for crops. "The guy said he needed a solution with weeding that didn't disturb ...

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Carbon Robotics is announcing several new software features that boost the functionality and speed of its LaserWeeder. These include: “LaserThinning is a breakthrough approach and delivers benefits ...

Carbon Robotics, the leader in AI-powered farming, today debuted LaserWeeder G2, its new product line that combines the latest AI, computer vision, robotics and laser technology for precision weed ...