Weave Robotics Unveils Isaac 1 Home Robot for Laundry and Tidying

Weave Robotics has introduced Isaac 1, a wheeled mobile home robot designed to handle household chores such as picking up dirty clothes, folding laundry and tidying rooms, Fox News reported. The robot can manage loaded hampers, make beds, fix pillows and blankets, and return clutter to designated places.

It features a soft fabric shell over a solid internal structure with a collapsible torso that extends to a maximum height of 5 feet 9 inches.

Isaac 1 offers an 80-inch vertical reach and a 38-inch horizontal reach while operating from a 20.5-by-22-inch wheeled base. Users control the robot through a smartphone app for on-demand or scheduled tasks. It runs autonomously on Laundry Flow and Daily Reset functions with teleoperation assistance available when needed.

The device provides an 8-hour battery life and connects via Wi-Fi. Isaac 1 includes video cameras that may record tasks, objects and nearby people. Weave's workforce may remotely access that visual information during operation, according to the company's privacy policy cited by Fox News.

Customers can pay $7,999 upfront with an optional $99-per-month premium membership or select a $449-per-month subscription. Preorders require a fully refundable $250 deposit. First shipments are scheduled to begin in fall 2026 starting with California deliveries, followed by broader U.S.

Availability through 2027.