Carbon Robotics raises $70M Series D
Evidence notes
- Carbon said the financing would accelerate growth of the LaserWeeder business, support new software and hardware products, and expand manufacturing.
- The company said the round brought total funding to $157 million and added Mood Rowghani of BOND to the board.
- The raise reinforced Carbon''s position around scaled agricultural robotics rather than a narrow single-product pilot story.
Company context
Carbon Robotics builds agricultural robotics systems for precision weed control. Its LaserWeeder platform uses computer vision, robotics and lasers to identify and eliminate weeds in crop fields without herbicide spraying.