Carbon Robotics Raises $20m for New AI Robot
Carbon Robotics, a company known for its autonomous LaserWeeder, has raised $20 million in a D-2 extension round led by Giant Ventures.
Founder and CEO Paul Mikesell shared his thoughts on the future of harvest robots, automation for small farms, and how agtech startups should approach VCs.
- Will ag automation and robotics reach smaller farms?
- Will specialty crops see the rise of harvesting robots?
- How should agtech startups approach VCs with investment down?
According to Mikesell, the round will go towards “another AI robot” in the works.
Mikesell discussed harvest robots, working with ag dealerships (or not), and how agtech startups should present themselves.
Author's summary: Carbon Robotics raises $20m for AI robot development.
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