Students developed an intelligent weed-cutting robot for Codeavour 6.0, designed to support smart and sustainable farming. The bot uses a camera to detect weeds through image processing and distinguishes them from crops. Once a weed is identified, a 24V laser precisely targets and destroys it. The camera and laser are mounted on a stepper motor with a rail mechanism, allowing smooth side-to-side movement for accurate weed elimination across the field.

The entire bot is controlled using a FlySky transmitter and receiver, enabling wireless operation and navigation. This project combines robotics, computer vision, and automation to offer an eco-friendly alternative to chemical-based weed control. It showcases how technology can be used to reduce manual labor and promote precision agriculture.