Memo

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."