Seattle agriculture-tech startup Carbon Robotics raised $20 million in new funding to support the creation of another piece of AI-powered machinery for farms. With its signature LaserWeeder and ...

The company did not disclose the total number of layoffs, but confirmed that the cuts affected employees across multiple departments both in the U.S. and internationally. Read More ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Carbon Robotics, the leader in AI-powered farming, today announced a major milestone: its award-winning fleet of LaserWeeders™ has eliminated over 10 billion weeds across ...

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 ...

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 ...

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

Carbon Robotics reached a $100 million revenue milestone during its fiscal year ending January 31, 2026, driven primarily by ...

Founder: Paul Mikesell (CEO) Launched: 2018 Headquarters: Seattle, Washington Funding: $85 million Valuation: N/A Key technologies: Artificial intelligence, deep neural networks/deep learning, ...

When it comes to sustainable agriculture, the challenge of finding effective weed management has led to some groundbreaking technologies. Carbon Robotics’ LaserWeeder stands out among them, using ...

Powered by Carbon AI, LaserWeeder G2 provides farmers with the world’s most precise weed control in new sizes, configurations and prices SEATTLE & TULARE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Carbon Robotics, the ...