Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
Carbon Robotics is a Seattle-based agricultural robotics company building physical-AI systems that reduce farm labor, herbicide use, and weed-control costs. Its machines combine computer vision, deep learning, robotics, high-resolution cameras, onboard computing, and precision lasers to identify and eliminate weeds in commercial fields.
Primary product
LaserWeeder G2, a tractor-pulled AI-powered laser-weeding implement. The company also offers Carbon Autonomy/Carbon ATK, an autonomous tractor kit for existing farm equipment.
Founded
2018
Headquarters
2211 Elliott Ave, Suite 300, Seattle, Washington 98121, United States
Team size
200-300
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Agriculture technology and automation machinery manufacturing
Sub-industry
Agricultural robotics, precision agriculture, autonomous farm equipment, and AI/computer vision
Offices
Business model
Stage
Late-stage venture / growth-stage private company
Total raised
$177M
Latest round
Series D-2 extension · Oct 2025
Latest amount
$20M
Oct 2025 · Giant Ventures
Oct 2024 · BOND
May 2024 · NVentures
Series C / additional financing
Jan 2022
Aug 2021 · Anthos Capital
Sep 2019
Jan 2019
Leadership
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Engineering Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Vice President of Finance
Vice President, Corporate Development & Strategy
Vice President of Marketing
The company describes itself as a no-nonsense, engineering-first team with a bias for action, practical decision-making, high autonomy, and strong customer focus. Engineering coverage emphasizes cross-functional collaboration across software, hardware, robotics, embedded systems, machine learning, and manufacturing, with frequent field testing and rapid iteration.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
The company advertises competitive total compensation, employee stock options, fully paid health coverage, and a 401(k). Publicly accessible role-specific salary ranges were not identified.
Benefits
Pricing
Contact-sales capital equipment model. Public reporting indicates LaserWeeder units cost approximately $520,000 to $1.6 million depending on configuration; Carbon Autonomy/ATK pricing is not publicly listed. Public third-party descriptions indicate additional software/support fees and usage-based or service pricing may apply to autonomy offerings.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$100M-$110M annually; the company announced more than $100M in revenue for the fiscal year ended January 31, 2026.
Estimated monthly visits
66.6K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Business Wire · Mar 2026
Carbon Robotics appointed Kevan Krysler as CFO and announced that revenue exceeded $100 million for the fiscal year ending January 31, 2026. The announcement also highlighted customers in 15 countries and the company’s Large Plant Model.
Business Wire · Feb 2026
The company announced a foundational Large Plant Model trained on 150 million labeled plants. The model powers Carbon AI and is intended to let farmers adapt plant profiles and begin weeding new crops or fields more quickly.
GeekWire · Oct 2025
Carbon Robotics raised a $20 million Series D-2 extension led by Giant Ventures to develop another AI-powered agricultural robot. The report said the company had raised approximately $177 million and employed about 260 people.
GeekWire · Feb 2025
The company launched the LaserWeeder G2 product line, described as faster, lighter, and more modular, with configurations intended for more crops, farm sizes, and budgets. The report cited Nvidia GPUs, millions of processed images per hour, and a dataset of more than 40 million plants at that time.
GeekWire · Oct 2024
Carbon Robotics announced a $70 million Series D led by BOND, bringing reported funding at the time to $157 million. Proceeds were intended to scale LaserWeeder, expand internationally, develop products, and build manufacturing capacity in Richland, Washington.
13 jobs at Carbon Robotics