Precision weed control that works in harmony with the land
Imagine a world where nature leads and technology supports. That’s exactly what the Carbon Robotics G2-200 Laser Weeder is designed to do. It blends cutting-edge innovation with the values of sustainable farming.
Already making waves across New Zealand, this smart solution helps growers tackle weeds without chemicals. It reduces labour, improves crop quality, and protects the land that feeds us.
How does it work?
The G2-200 Laser Weeder uses high-resolution cameras, sensors, and AI-powered lasers to detect and remove weeds with pinpoint accuracy. It targets only the weeds, leaving crops untouched and healthy. As a result, it’s a true game-changer for growers like So Sweet and beyond.
Why it matters for New Zealand growers
No herbicides needed – supports chemical-free weed control.
Soil stays healthy – no tilling or disruption.
Time saved – fewer hours spent manually weeding.
Better crops – less competition for water, nutrients, and light.
Future-proof – aligns with modern sustainability goals.
Learn more about So Sweet’s commitment to sustainable farming here.
Key benefits at a glance
Revolutionary technology
The G2-200 sets new standards in precision agriculture through laser-based weed control.
Eco-friendly farming
It reduces reliance on herbicides and supports cleaner, more sustainable production.
Efficient and effective
This system cuts down manual labour while maintaining yield quality.
Better crop performance
Weed pressure is minimised, improving both yield and consistency.
Versatile and durable
Custom settings adapt easily to different crops, field layouts, and farm sizes.
Top features of the Carbon Robotics G2-200
Laser accuracy: targets weeds with millimetre precision.
Real-time sensing: adjusts instantly to changing field conditions.
AI vision: high-resolution cameras scan and identify weeds and crops in real time.
Custom settings: adapt to different crop types and farm layouts.
Built to last: rugged design performs in varied terrain and Southland weather.
For more information, visit Carbon Robotics to learn more about this technology.