Memo
The helpful home robot. Beta late 2026.
Projected configuration
A speculative variant not yet officially announced by Sunday Robotics. Specs are our estimates and imagery reflects the base platform.
hopefully coming soon
Illustrative only. Real financing terms depend on unit, buyer profile, and maker's approved lender network.
The helpful home robot. Beta late 2026.
Memo is Sunday Robotics' home robot — a wheeled, vertical-lift mobile manipulator (not a biped) trained on real human demonstrations rather than simulation. It clears tables and loads the dishwasher, folds laundry, and even pulls espresso shots, learning through Sunday's ~$200 'Skill Capture Glove,' which crowdsources chores from hundreds of real homes into its ACT-1 foundation model for zero-shot generalization to homes it has never seen. In March 2026 Sunday raised a $165M Series B led by Coatue at a $1.15B valuation, reaching unicorn status, and is now focused on deployment: a roughly 50-household 'Founding Family' beta begins in late 2026 (invite-only, free for participants). Memo is not yet for sale and Sunday has not published a price — prototypes reportedly cost about $20,000, with a sub-$10,000 target at scale — so the figure shown is an estimate.
- ◆Wheeled vertical-lift home robot (not a biped)
- ◆Trained on real-home demos via a ~$200 Skill Capture Glove (ACT-1 model)
- ◆Does dishes, laundry, table clearing, even espresso
- ◆$165M Series B at a $1.15B valuation (Coatue, Mar 2026) — a unicorn
- ◆~50-household 'Founding Family' beta in late 2026; not yet for sale
Sunday Robotics, founded in 2024 by Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi (veterans of Tesla and Google DeepMind), emerged from stealth in late 2025 with Memo, a wheeled home robot trained on data collected from human demonstrations rather than simulation. In March 2026 it raised a $165M Series B led by Coatue at a $1.15B valuation, reaching unicorn status, and is targeting a late-2026 consumer beta.
Memo in motion
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