Weave Robotics
Weave Robotics is a San Francisco home robot company founded in 2024 by Kaan Doğrusöz, its chief executive, and Evan Wineland, Apple veterans who met at Carnegie Mellon University. Wineland previously worked on Siri and Apple Intelligence, and Doğrusöz led machine learning research in Apple's robotics division. Weave came through Y Combinator's Summer 2024 batch. Its first product, Isaac 0, was a stationary laundry-folding robot that has run more than 2,000 hours in the field, and in July 2026 it unveiled Isaac 1, a mobile home robot with two arms, a collapsible torso and a wheeled base, wrapped in swappable fabric shells in five colours. Isaac 1 folds laundry, tidies and makes beds, is priced at US$7,999 or US$449 a month, and does not walk, which is what makes the price possible. It works autonomously by default with teleoperated help when needed. California deliveries begin in fall 2026, with a US$250 refundable deposit, and Weave wants 1,000 US homes by the end of 2027.
💡Notable Achievement: Weave unveiled Isaac 1 in July 2026 at US$7,999 or US$449 a month, with California deliveries from fall 2026; its earlier Isaac 0 laundry folder has run more than 2,000 hours in the field.
What Does Weave Robotics Do?
Weave Robotics is a San Francisco startup founded in 2024 building practical personal robots for the home; its Isaac is a wheeled dual-arm robot designed to fold laundry and tidy up autonomously.
“A home robot that takes on laundry and tidying now, not in the distant future.”
Chores First
Focuses on autonomous laundry folding and household tidying as its first jobs.
Wheeled, Home-Safe Design
A stationary-footprint wheeled body with dual arms instead of risky bipedal legs.
Subscription Pricing
US$7,999 upfront or US$449 per month.
What Can Weave Robotics Robots Actually Do?
Cross-portfolio operational capabilities, manipulation tasks, and environmental competencies
Autonomous household chores from a compact 91 cm wheeled robot with an 8-hour runtime.
Laundry Folding
Autonomously folds laundry, its headline task.
Home Tidying
Tidies rooms with dual humanoid arms.
All-Day Runtime
About 8 hours on a full charge.
Home Mapping
Visual SLAM and Wi-Fi-based mapping to navigate a household.
Weave Robotics Robots
Showing 1 Humanoid Robots of 1 total model
Isssac 1
Manufactured by Weave Robotics
Isaac 1 is a practical mobile home service robot designed from the ground up for residential use, featuring dual humanoid arms mounted on a wheeled base. Unlike traditional humanoid robots that rely on bipedal locomotion, Isaac 1 utilizes a motorized wheeled platform for autonomous navigation between rooms, ensuring stability and efficiency in home environments. It autonomously performs household chores such as folding laundry, making beds, sorting clutter, and straightening cushions, with remote human teleoperation available as a backup for complex tasks. The robot offers an 8-hour battery life, charges in approximately 2 hours, and connects via Wi-Fi for seamless operation. Its design includes soft, swappable fabric shells in five pastel colors, providing a friendly aesthetic and passive safety for children and pets while blending into home decor.
Weave Robotics Software & AI Ecosystem
Developer platforms, fleet management portals, autonomy intelligence, and enterprise integrations
ROS2 & Python APIs
Development Interfaces
ROS2, proprietary OS and Python APIs.
AI Chore Management
Autonomous Household Task Execution
AI-driven chore management with teleoperation as a backup.
Weave Robotics Timeline & Milestones
Evolutionary history, landmark prototypes, major acquisitions, and commercial roadmap
Weave founded and joins Y Combinator
Kaan Doğrusöz and Evan Wineland, former Apple engineers, found Weave Robotics and join Y Combinator's Summer 2024 batch.
Source: ycombinator.com
Isaac 1 home robot unveiled at $7,999
Weave unveils Isaac 1, a wheeled two-armed home robot priced at US$7,999 or US$449 a month, with California deliveries from fall 2026.
Source: runtimewire.com
Weave Robotics Competitors by Category
Direct industry rivals grouped by specific robotics domain
What Makes Weave Robotics Different?
Editorial AnalysisOrigin of Bots objective strategic assessment, engineering moats, and commercial hurdles
Key Strengths & Moats
- ✓Among the earliest companies shipping a practical home robot, with a first batch of 30 Isaac units planned.
- ✓Clear, achievable first use case in laundry folding.
- ✓Accessible subscription pricing versus bipedal home humanoids.
Core Strategic Focus
Delivering early Isaac units to homes and improving autonomous chore reliability.
Road Ahead & Challenges
- •Small early-adopter volume and a tightly scoped chore set.
- •Household variability (fabrics, clutter, pets) makes autonomy reliability hard.
Weave Robotics vs Key Competitors
Strategic capability matrix across platform categories, commercial readiness, and target markets
Category / Focus
- Weave Robotics
- Wheeled Dual-Arm Home Robot
- Sunday Robotics Memo
- Home-chore robot with compliant arms
- 1X Technologies NEO Home Robot
- Consumer home humanoid
- Nori Robotics Nori A3
- Low-cost home bimanual robot
- Tangible Robots Eggie
- Home-assistance wheeled humanoid
Primary Use
- Weave Robotics
- Manufacturing, research
- Sunday Robotics Memo
- Dishwashing, laundry folding
- 1X Technologies NEO Home Robot
- Household chores, object retrieval
- Nori Robotics Nori A3
- Helping in the kitchen, tidying
- Tangible Robots Eggie
- Cleaning spills, folding laundry
Weight
- Weave Robotics
- 45 kg
- Sunday Robotics Memo
- 77 kg
- 1X Technologies NEO Home Robot
- 29.94 kg
- Nori Robotics Nori A3
- 20.4 kg
- Tangible Robots Eggie
- 45 kg
Battery Runtime
- Weave Robotics
- 8 h
- Sunday Robotics Memo
- 4 h
- 1X Technologies NEO Home Robot
- 4 h
- Nori Robotics Nori A3
- 6–8 h
- Tangible Robots Eggie
- 7 h
| Strategic Dimension | Weave Robotics(Current) | Sunday Robotics Memo | 1X Technologies NEO Home Robot | Nori Robotics Nori A3 | Tangible Robots Eggie |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Category / Focus | Wheeled Dual-Arm Home Robot | Home-chore robot with compliant arms | Consumer home humanoid | Low-cost home bimanual robot | Home-assistance wheeled humanoid |
| Primary Use | Manufacturing, research | Dishwashing, laundry folding | Household chores, object retrieval | Helping in the kitchen, tidying | Cleaning spills, folding laundry |
| Weight | 45 kg | 77 kg | 29.94 kg | 20.4 kg | 45 kg |
| Battery Runtime | 8 h | 4 h | 4 h | 6–8 h | 7 h |
Corporate Ecosystem & Ownership Structure
Parent company relationships, historical acquisitions, and global operating facilities
Global Facilities & Operating Hubs
Weave Robotics Headquarters
HQSan Francisco, United States
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Weave Robotics?
Weave Robotics is a San Francisco company, founded in 2024 by two former Apple engineers, that builds home robots including the laundry-folding Isaac 0 and the mobile Isaac 1.
Who founded Weave Robotics?
Weave was founded by Kaan Doğrusöz, its chief executive, and Evan Wineland, Apple veterans who met at Carnegie Mellon and joined Y Combinator's Summer 2024 batch.
What is the Weave Isaac 1?
Isaac 1 is a mobile home robot with two arms, a collapsible torso and a wheeled base that folds laundry, tidies and makes beds, wrapped in swappable fabric shells.
How much does the Isaac 1 cost?
Isaac 1 costs US$7,999 up front or US$449 a month on a subscription, with a US$250 refundable deposit, and undercuts 1X's NEO by more than half.
When does Isaac 1 ship?
Weave begins Isaac 1 deliveries in California in fall 2026, with broader US availability from 2027, and wants 1,000 US homes by the end of 2027.
Does the Isaac 1 have legs?
No. Isaac 1 skips legs, and Weave says that choice avoids the most expensive part of a humanoid and is what makes the US$7,999 price possible.
Is Isaac 1 fully autonomous?
Isaac 1 completes laundry and daily tidying tasks autonomously by default but uses remote teleoperation assistance when needed, as a paid, remote-assisted service.
What was Isaac 0?
Isaac 0 was Weave's earlier stationary laundry-folding robot, also sold at US$7,999, which has run for more than 2,000 hours in real homes.
Verified Data & Editorial Assurance
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