The brief
- Isaac 0, a stationary laundry folder, is shipping in California; Isaac 1, a mobile tidying robot, ships from fall 2026.
- Isaac 1 costs $7,999 or $449 a month, among the first general home robots with a public price and date.
- Autonomous by default; a Weave operator takes over remotely for moments the robot cannot handle.
Technical approach
Start with laundry
Folding is a frequent, well-bounded chore; a stationary folder (Isaac 0) gathers real-home data before a mobile robot does more.
Remote operators fill gaps
When the robot is stuck, a Weave specialist takes over briefly and hands control back, so customers get finished tasks while autonomy improves.
Collapses when idle
Isaac 1's torso shrinks and its fabric-covered body tucks away when not working, to fit in a living space.
