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Weave Robotics Begins Shipping Isaac 0: A $250 Laundry-Folding Robot for the Home
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Weave Robotics Begins Shipping Isaac 0: A $250 Laundry-Folding Robot for the Home

Weave Robotics announced Isaac 0, a stationary laundry-folding robot now shipping to first customers' homes. Founded in 2024, the startup built a focused product that plugs into a regular wall outlet and folds t-shirts, long sleeves, sweaters, pants, and towels autonomously in 30–90 minutes per load. Isaac 0 is a learning robot that improves over time, and at $250 it's one of the most accessible home robots to actually ship. The company plans to expand Isaac's capabilities toward broader household tasks.

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