The computer science research team at the University of Idaho's Coeur d’Alene campus has developed an autonomous robot that uses artificial intelligence for precision weeding, capable of identifying and targeting half-inch wide weeds through electric shock eradication. After demonstration at the Coeur d’Alene nursery conducted by the Forestry Bureau, plans are underway to improve the hardware and electrical components to enhance the AI's accuracy in weed detection. This project, in collaboration with the USDA, aims to increase reforestation efficiency in the national forest system, reduce labor costs and pesticide use, and bolster local ecosystems.