Weave Robotics

Roles in research, engineering, manufacturing, operations, and more: weaverobotics.com/careers

Isaac 0 is a stationary, laundry folding robot. It can be installed in an afternoon and gets the job done from day one. Just drop a load of laundry on a table, give it 30-90 minutes to fold, and you’ll come back to clean stacks of clothes waiting for you.

For robots to help us usher in a better and abundant future, the only path is to provide real value in the real world. We’re able to do that for Justin and Kay at Sea Breeze because our robots just work, and our costs are the lowest we know of in industry to deploy and operate.

Autonomous navigation is non-negotiable for general-purpose robots in the home. To be useful and safe, they need to be robust to all kinds of clutter as well as gradual and sudden changes in their environment.

Long-sleeves, shorts, t-shirts? Done. All together? And then sorted? Sure.

Working alongside Weave’s robots means @TumbleLaundry gets more laundry done for its customers, faster, and for more of every day. And we’re deploying our robots for real-world validation ahead of launching to customers.

This continuous shot shows how much of the end-to-end folding workload Isaac can handle. Isaac actually folds shirts back-to-back-to-back, currently at 70% autonomy. A remote human operator steps in only as needed. Just as importantly: Isaac learns from that assist. Every time a Weave operator helps Isaac with a fold, we add that to our growing dataset to improve our next vision-language-action (VLA) model.

This show off our hybrid autonomy approach for our prototype hardware! Our VLA doesn’t yet succeed 100% of the time in new, dynamic environments like AI Startup School, so we gracefully fall back to remote teleoperation as needed to get the job done So no stage-fright.

We’re deploying our prototype robots in real homes to stress-test them on real, long-horizon tasks.