San Francisco startup Weave Robotics on July 1, 2026 formally unveiled Isaac 1, a mobile home robot that handles a wide range of household chores. Deliveries begin this fall, initially limited to California.
July 1, 2026 · Weave Robotics
Isaac 1: A Mobile Home Robot That Does Your Chores
San Francisco startup Weave unveils a wheeled home robot built for "Laundry Flow" and "Daily Reset" — folding clothes, making beds and tidying clutter. First deliveries this fall, starting in California.
$7,999
Upfront priceor $449 / month
8 hrs
Battery runtime2-hour recharge
80"
Vertical reach33" horizontal
Proven in real homes — Isaac 0 field data
2,000+
hours of live operation in customer homes
1,000+ lbs
of clothes folded every week
Upfront price · from stationary to mobile
Each block ≈ $1,000
$3,999
Isaac 0
Stationary · shipping now
$7,999
Isaac 1
Mobile · fall 2026
Laundry Flow
Collect → Handle hamper → Fold → Put away
Daily Reset
Make beds → Straighten pillows → Return toys, shoes & clutter
The upside
One of the first genuinely useful U.S. home robots
Improves via real-home data + OTA updates
Privacy-minded: physical cues, limited camera feeds
The limits
Not fully autonomous — complex garments need teleoperation
Large blankets & bed sheets not yet supported
Support burden and varied home layouts remain a challenge
The goal: "most loads run start-to-finish without intervention."
Reserve with a fully refundable $250 deposit. California first this fall, with nationwide U.S. expansion planned for 2027.
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