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This robot is so good my gf is making me buy one

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I need this robot to follow my kids around the house all day Evan Wineland

“I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes.” — Joanna Maciejewska

Home robotics is going to work in 2026. The intelligence explosion and massive drop in v-LLMs cost is key to having made this trend possible.

Another waitlist I'd recommend! Can't wait to live on this. This team is stacked with experts who've been delivering ambient, proactive intelligence features for years

Rosey the robot is here! 🧹 This is Isaac developed by Weave Robotics. Isaac is a personal robot, designed to handle household chores like tidying up, folding laundry, and even assisting with pet care. Weave Robotics is actively deploying prototype Isaacs in actual homes to

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Managing configs is a pesky infra problem that slows down scaling robot fleets. Each robot may have 1000s of customer or hardware-specific params. In this blog, I break down the challenges teams face and how we built Miru to solve config management for robotics 🔗⬇️

Had a blast chatting with kartik and Jack! We covered: - Isaac and our approach to building practical, capable, and safe home robots - why kartik reserved one - who else is👀 - taking inspiration from biology (or not) for robots - Isaac giving parents a fighting

awesome stuff Weave Robotics Y Combinator

We’re at Y Combinator’s AI Startup School knocking out shirts Come chat with us about robots, startups, or if you just hate laundry Weave Robotics

Merch will not be spared

I like seeing time lapse videos of "robots doing work" from e2e models, like this. In the end we want our robots to run for long periods of time -- that's the whole point of them

We are just at the beginning of thinking about how to manage intelligent workers This kind of task assignment interface feels like it squarely belongs in a business context, but I wonder if that's simply because we're not yet used to having teams of workers in our personal lives

*guy who wants to get political* now I don’t want to get political but

Among others a golden hour