Climate Robotics develops on-farm systems that collect crop residue, process it into biochar, and reapply it to fields to sequester carbon and improve soil nutrient and moisture retention. The company leverages advanced robotics and AI to lower the cost and inefficiencies of biochar production and make the technology accessible to farmers. Its approach positions biochar as a high-capacity soil carbon storage solution that can also reduce farmers' reliance on chemical inputs and generate high-quality carbon credits. The Pollinator Fund’s investment will support scaling the startup’s robotic and AI technology to drive broader deployment. Climate Robotics plans to expand sales and engineering capacity and accelerate research and development to improve efficiency, economics, and revenue-generation potential. CEO Jason Aramburu said the company has validated its on-farm technology and is continuously improving its systems.

Total raised

$20M

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Oct 2023