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Isaac 0 folds laundry at home, with a human assisting remotely if needed
Start-up Weave Robotics presents Isaac 0 as a stationary robot that folds laundry at home. It has already shipped in small numbers in California.
The robot does not always work alone. According to the manufacturer, Isaac 0 combines autonomy and teleoperation: a Weave specialist can assist it remotely so that every garment is folded to the end.
According to Weave, it can pair socks and turn most garments the right way out. It does not yet fold large blankets or sheets.
According to the manufacturer, an average load of laundry usually takes it between 30 and 90 minutes of work, depending on the quantity and type of clothes.
Weave Robotics itself describes it as a prototype in early release, shipped for now in limited quantities and only in California.
Source
- Weave Robotics (official product pages) · weaverobotics.com
