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Sunday Robotics has unveiled ACT-2, a new foundation model that achieves unprecedented reliability in unstructured home environments, establishing laundry folding as the company’s first fully generalized "Solve."
Following its $165 million Series B, Sunday Robotics opens its lab doors to show how it’s scaling the "Memo" robot—from 3D-printed prototypes and "cutemaxxing" design briefs to a 3,000-person beta waitlist.
With a new $1.15 billion valuation, Sunday Robotics is doubling down on its "data-first" philosophy, aiming to ship its Memo robot to households by Thanksgiving.
In an exclusive interview with Scott Walter, Sunday Robotics leadership reveals the "data-first" engineering philosophy that led to Memo, confirming the robot was designed around the training pipeline rather than the other way around.
In a new interview, Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi detail their "data-first" philosophy, the end of teleoperation, and why they believe the industry is stuck between "GPT" and "ChatGPT."
Two California startups are racing to solve the household robot, but their approaches couldn''t be more different. We break down the great bifurcation between Sunday Robotics'' utilitarian "Memo" and 1X Technologies'' humanoid "Neo."
