Carbon Robotics Cuts Jobs Across US and International Teams

Oct 20, 2026
Carbon Robotics cut an undisclosed number of jobs across multiple departments in the US and other countries, citing economic conditions.

Carbon Robotics cut an undisclosed number of jobs across multiple departments in the US and other countries, according to GeekWire. The Seattle based agricultural technology company attributed the reductions to a need to align costs with broader economic conditions.

Carbon Robotics currently employs 275 people worldwide. The company makes the LaserWeeder G2, which uses AI to detect and map plants before targeting weeds with lasers.

Founded in 2018, Carbon Robotics has raised about $177 million. It raised $20 million in 2025 to support work on an undisclosed AI farm robot and introduced an autonomous tractor kit that year.

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