Frequently asked questions

Precision weeding uses computer vision, robotics, and machine learning to identify and treat individual plants rather than spraying or tilling whole fields uniformly. The result: drastically less herbicide, healthier soil, and crops that grow without the stress of broadcast treatment.

A biodiversity-aware system recognizes that not every non-crop plant is a weed. Pollinator-supporting flora and beneficial species are protected; only competing weeds are treated. The robot's perception model is trained to distinguish them on the fly.

Three on-device modules work together: a vision system that classifies every plant in view, a decision module that chooses the right treatment per plant, and an actuation module — mechanical, electrical, or chemical — that applies it. Crops, weeds, and beneficial plants each get the appropriate response.

Both. The same plant-level perception that targets weeds also enables precise fertilizer micro-dosing directly on crops — only where it's needed, in the right amount.

WeWeed combines mechanical, chemical, and electrical weeding into one robot, choosing the gentlest effective method per plant. The goal is to manage weeds without compromising crop health or biodiversity.

A multi-sensor stack feeds a vision model that classifies each plant in real time. Classification happens on-device, in milliseconds, so the actuators can respond immediately as the robot moves through the field.

Yes. WeWeed can be mounted on a standard tractor as an implement or operated as a standalone autonomous unit — your choice based on fleet, field size, and labor model.

Yes. On organic farms WeWeed relies on its mechanical and electrical methods rather than herbicides. Precision spraying is still available for compliant micro-doses of approved fertilizers directly on crops.

Less herbicide, fewer passes, lower labor cost per hectare, and meaningfully higher yields where weed pressure is the limiting factor. Biodiversity around the field is preserved in the process.

Every pass produces structured per-hectare data: crop health, weed density and distribution, applied treatments. That data lands in WeMan — see the next section — for review, sharing, and audit.

Yes. WeMan visualizes and analyzes field-trial data from various sources without requiring a WeWeed pass — useful for reviewing past seasons or integrating data from existing equipment.

Live telemetry surfaces immediately. Processed per-pass reports are typically available in under ten minutes after the run completes.

Yes — your trial history stays available for the lifetime of your account. Advanced analytics and premium features may be part of a paid tier; we'll be transparent about what's included.

Yes. We can provide a tailored API to bring data from other robots and sensors into the same dashboard. Reach out and we'll scope the integration with you.

Data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest, scoped behind per-account access controls, and backed up on a regular schedule. We're happy to walk through our security posture in detail on request.