Y-Combinator startup from San Francisco with the home humanoid Isaac for laundry and household tasks
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Weave Robotics was founded in 2024 in San Francisco and completed the Y-Combinator Summer 2024 batch. The team around co-founders Evan Wineland, former Lead AI Product Manager at Apple, and Kaan Dogrusoz focuses on home robotics with a hybrid of autonomous AI and human teleoperator support.
The Isaac 0 is a stationary laundry-folding unit priced at 8,000 to 10,000 US dollars, shipping in the San Francisco Bay Area since February 2026. For difficult folding tasks, a Weave specialist takes over via remote control for a few seconds. The Isaac 1 is a mobile home humanoid that should also brew coffee and tidy up; it is currently on the waitlist.
Weave Robotics represents a growing trend in which startups want to offer home robotics at consumer prices. The combination of autonomous AI and human remote support lowers the technical barrier to market entry but allows only limited scalability. The company is still in a very early market phase.
Isaac 0
Home Robot · Laundry Care · Stationary
Isaac 1
Home Humanoid · Mobile
Founded in San Francisco; accepted into Y-Combinator batch S24.
Isaac 0 begins shipping to customers in the Bay Area.
In Switzerland, products are currently available through international resellers. No official Swiss distributor is registered.