Carbon Robotics has surpassed $100 million in annual revenue for its fiscal year ending January 31, 2026, marking a significant milestone for the agricultural AI and robotics company as it expands globally.
The company, which develops AI-driven systems for farming applications, now operates across 15 countries, with a strong presence in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
The revenue milestone reflects growing adoption of automation technologies in agriculture, particularly as farmers seek solutions to rising labor costs, productivity pressures, and sustainability requirements.
Carbon Robotics has been developing what it describes as an integrated AI platform for agriculture, including its LaserWeeder system and the Carbon ATK (Autonomous Tractor Kit).
More recently, the company introduced what it calls a Large Plant Model (LPM), trained on 150 million plants, which serves as the foundation for its broader AI decision-making system.
The company positions this technology as a scalable alternative to conventional farming methods, using artificial intelligence and robotics to automate tasks such as weed control and crop management.
Kevan Krysler, Carbon’s newly appointed chief financial officer, says: “What drew me to Carbon Robotics is the clarity of its purpose – using advanced AI and robotics as a transformative physical force for good.
“Farmers face enormous challenges balancing productivity, sustainability, and rising costs, and Carbon Robotics’ AI-driven technology offers a real, scalable, and healthier alternative that delivers measurable positive impact for farmers.”
Alongside the revenue announcement, Carbon Robotics said it has appointed Krysler as chief financial officer, as the company moves into its next phase of growth.
Paul Mikesell, founder and CEO, says: “I’m very excited to have an industry veteran like Kevan join Carbon Robotics.
“He really gels with our culture and brings public company financial and executive experience to round out our team.
“This is indicative of Carbon Robotics pushing forward and evolving our leadership to match our rapidly increasing maturity in the market.”
Krysler brings nearly 30 years of experience in finance and technology, having previously served as CFO at Everpure and held senior roles at VMware and KPMG.
