Watching · Home robot · Y Combinator · California pre-orders
Weave Robotics
A San Francisco start-up of ex-Apple engineers — the wheeled home robot Isaac 1 for USD 7,999.
USA (San Francisco) · 2024 · Wheeled home robot
About Weave Robotics
Weave Robotics was founded in summer 2024 in San Francisco (Y Combinator S24) by former Apple engineers Evan Wineland and Kaan Dogrusoz. The team has about 26 people.
The first Isaac concept (2024) was announced at USD 59,000. Isaac 0 — a stationary bimanual laundry folder — has been sold to customers in California since 11 February 2026 and has over 2,000 hours in the field. Isaac 1 (July 2026) is the first mobile version: a telescoping torso of 91–175 cm on a wheeled base, 8 hours of runtime, autonomous Laundry Flow and Daily Reset with remote-operator supervision, USD 7,999 or USD 449 a month.
The manufacturer does not use the "W1" label from overview graphics; the only "W1" we found belongs to another company.
For ROBOTio, Weave is an example of the opposite approach to bipedal humanoids: a cheap machine for two chores. It is not suited to events; we watch it for accommodation clients.
Weave Robotics models at ROBOTio
- Weave Isaac 1 (W1) — Wheeled home robot: telescoping torso 91–175 cm, 21 DoF, 8 h runtime, laundry and tidying with remote supervision, USD 7,999.
Who Weave Robotics makes sense for
Households
Laundry folding and a morning bedroom reset as scheduled tasks.
Small businesses
Isaac 0 is already used by businesses in California for laundry.
Availability & service in Europe
- Isaac 0 on sale in California since February 2026; Isaac 1 on pre-order (deliveries autumn 2026)
- European availability — not announced
- Actual funding amount — not published
- Isaac 1 is a laundry and tidying robot, not a host — for events we have our own humanoids.
- For hotels we watch when it reaches Europe and advise on a housekeeping robot.
Service and support status on ServisRobot.cz — The overview shows which models we service and to what extent.