Carbon Robotics builds the LaserWeeder, an autonomous agricultural implement that mounts onto standard tractors and uses high-resolution cameras together with deep-learning models to distinguish crops from weeds in real time. Once a weed is identified, the system directs thermal lasers to destroy the plant at the meristem, preventing regrowth without disturbing soil or using chemical herbicides.

The platform is designed for row-crop and specialty-crop growers and is sold as a capital equipment product with accompanying software subscriptions for mapping, analytics, and fleet management. Carbon Robotics has raised significant venture funding, including a Series D led by BOND, and operates from Seattle, Washington.