Carbon Robotics built an AI model that detects and identifies plants

Carbon Robotics built an AI model that detects and identifies plants

Carbon Robotics' Large Plant Model will allow farmers to kill new types of weeds without having to retrain the machines.

Large Plant Models and the Future of Autonomous Agriculture Large Plant Models and the Future of Autonomous Agriculture

Large Plant Models and the Future of Autonomous Agriculture Artificial intelligence has been edging into agriculture for years, yet most breakthroughs have arrived incrementally. Carbon Robotics’ latest announcement marks a different moment, one that carries implications well beyond a single product launch. By introducing what it describes as the world’s first Large Plant Model, the company is signalling a shift in how machines perceive crops, w…

Carbon Robotics launches the world’s first-ever large plant model

Carbon Robotics, a provider of agriculture AI and robotics, says it has achieved a “major breakthrough” for global agriculture with the launch of “the world’s first Large Plant Model (LPM) – the most advanced AI model for plant detection and identification”. Trained on the largest, most diverse, and fastest growing agricultural dataset ever built with […]

Carbon Robotics Unveils World’s First Large Plant Model Trained On 150 Million Plants

Carbon Robotics has launched the world’s first Large Plant Model (LPM), an advanced AI system for plant detection and identification. Trained on a dataset of 150 million plants, the LPM allows farmers to quickly and easily implement laser weeding across diverse fields and crops.

Carbon Robotics’ Vision AI Breakthrough Promises to Revolutionize Precision Agriculture at Scale

In a significant leap forward for agricultural technology, Carbon Robotics has unveiled a proprietary artificial intelligence model capable of detecting and identifying individual plants with unprecedented accuracy, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of precision farming. The Seattle-based company, which has already deployed laser-equipped autonomous weeding machines across thousands of acres, is now positioning itself to transform how fa…

Carbon Robotics built an AI model that detects and identifies plants

What is and isn’t a weed that needs to be eliminated in the field is determined by the eyes of the farmer — and now, increasingly, by a new AI model from Carbon Robotics. Seattle-based Carbon Robotics, which builds the LaserWeeder — a robot fleet that uses lasers to kill weeds — announced a new AI…