Isaac 1
Wheeled home robot that folds your laundry.
hopefully coming soon
Illustrative only. Real financing terms depend on unit, buyer profile, and maker's approved lender network.
Wheeled home robot that folds your laundry.
Isaac 1 is a wheeled mobile home robot built to reset rooms — it folds laundry (finding and picking up dirty clothes, emptying hampers), makes beds, sorts clutter, and puts things away. It is deliberately un-humanoid: a low wheeled base and simple fingerless grippers instead of legs and dexterous hands, collapsing from about 3 ft to 5 ft 9 in to work, with roughly 2 m (80 in) of vertical reach. Launched July 1, 2026 by Y Combinator-backed, San Francisco-based Weave Robotics, it is one of the most accessible home robots yet to reach a pre-order page: $7,999 up front or $449 a month, with a fully refundable $250 deposit. An 8-hour battery covers a long session, and the robot is autonomous by default for its Laundry Flow and Daily Reset routines, with human teleoperators who can step in when a task stalls. First shipments begin in fall 2026 in California, with broader U.S. availability through 2027 (no Europe yet).
- ◆From $7,999 up front or $449/month (fully refundable $250 deposit)
- ◆Handles laundry end-to-end: finds, folds, and puts clothes away
- ◆Wheeled base; collapses from ~3 ft to 5 ft 9 in; fingerless grippers
- ◆~8-hour battery; autonomous by default with teleoperation backup
- ◆Fall-2026 California deliveries; broader US through 2027
Weave Robotics is a Y Combinator-backed San Francisco startup building wheeled home robots that reset rooms — folding laundry, making beds, sorting clutter, and putting items away. Its first product, the stationary laundry-folding Isaac 0, already ships in California; in July 2026 it launched the mobile, dual-arm Isaac 1 at $7,999 (or $449/month), a focused home-utility play rather than a general-purpose biped.
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