Weave Robotics · United States · Wheeled base

Isaac 1

Developer / demo platformConsumer availablePreorder

Isaac 1 is Weave Robotics' consumer home robot: a wheeled, fabric-covered assistant with a telescoping torso (crouches to ~3ft, rises to 5ft 9in) and two orange-clawed grippers that folds laundry, makes beds, and tidies clutter.

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Delivered to United States: from ~$8,100(~€7,216)

What is in the crate

6 included|5 not included

Hands

Grippers, not dexterous hands

Isaac 1 ships with two-finger grippers (soft claws with orange tips), not anthropomorphic hands or individually actuated fingers. Weave deliberately chose simple grippers over dexterous hands to make laundry-folding and tidying reliable. There is no hand upgrade option offered to buyers.

In the crate

Isaac 1 wheeled home robot (adjustable-height torso on a motorized wheeled base) Two arms with two-finger grippers (orange-tipped claws) Onboard cameras and AI perception for autonomous operation Charging dock / recharge capability (robot self-recharges between shifts) Smartphone companion app for control and scheduling Hardware camera privacy controls (physical camera disable)

You still have to add

A guaranteed washer/dryer operator: Weave says loading and unloading machines may be possible depending on the home, and does not claim it starts a cycle Full unsupervised autonomy: hard tasks fall back to a remote human teleoperator A developer SDK or programmable API (this is a closed consumer appliance, not a dev/research platform) Legged walking or stairs capability (it is wheeled and cannot climb stairs) Operation without Weave's app and service: you control it through Weave's phone app and it relies on Weave's teleoperation assistance for tasks it cannot finish (the $99/month premium membership on up-front purchases is optional and undescribed)

Day oneOut of the box it is a consumer appliance, not a kit.

Reality check

You are buying a wheeled, gripper-handed laundry-and-tidying appliance that leans on remote human operators when it gets stuck, ships to California first in fall 2026, and cannot be programmed, so treat it as an early-access home service, not an autonomous humanoid you own outright.

Can you get one, and what will it cost?

A planning estimate with machine, freight, duty, and tax shown separately.

Yes

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Grippers, not dexterous hands

Spare batteries and other accessories are excluded. Confirm compatibility and pricing with the seller.

Machinebase
$7,999
Freightlocal delivery
$101 - $393
Import duty0%
0
Sales tax0%
0
Broker and handling
0
Estimated total to United States
$8,100 - $8,392

Converted from euros at 1.1225 USD per euro (ECB reference rate, 2 October 2026): €7,216 - €7,476 in euros.

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Lowest delivered price

~$8,100 - $8,392

Bought in United States

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Where to buy

Catalog checked 2026-10

Individuals and companies can inquire. Confirm the configuration, stock, and delivery with the seller.

Reservations are open to consumers via a $250 fully refundable deposit, but purchase is geographically gated: first deliveries are California-only in fall 2026, with the rest of the US following through 2027. Europe is not on the roadmap. A reservation today is a place in line, not a shippable unit for most buyers.

Price notes: Two consumer options: $7,999 up-front (the order page adds an optional $99/month premium membership), or $449/month on a subscription plan (over $5,000/year). Weave's pages do not say what the subscription or the membership includes. A $250 fully refundable deposit reserves a place in line and stays refundable until the unit ships. First shipments are in fall 2026, California first, with the rest of the US following through 2027. No EUR pricing exists because Weave does not sell in Europe. The subscription is the ongoing-cost path; Weave says the robot gets teleoperation assistance when needed, and its pre-order agreement says final features and delivery dates are not guaranteed.

  • Weave Robotics (direct) (opens in a new tab)

    United States

    Up-front purchase; the order page adds an optional $99/month premium membership and does not say what it covers. A $250 fully refundable deposit reserves a place in line and stays refundable until the unit ships. Fall 2026 first shipments, California first.

    $7,999

    Listed purchase price

  • Weave Robotics (subscription) (opens in a new tab)

    United States

    $449 per month on Weave's subscription plan; Weave's pages do not say what the plan includes. Over $5,000 a year, so it passes the up-front price inside about 18 months.

    $449

    Rental rate, not a purchase price

Prices remain in the seller’s listed currency. Tax, freight, options, and rental periods follow each seller’s terms. A seller’s region does not guarantee delivery to your address.

How the Isaac 1 rates

Editorial ratings based on listed specifications and sales availability. They do not measure task performance, autonomy, or reliability.

Class
Developer / demo platformA platform for demonstrations or robotics development. SDK access and supported tasks depend on the exact configuration.
CapabilityHardware specification indicators
3/5
  • Baseline: any humanoid+1
  • Degrees of freedom: 21 DOF+1
  • Dexterity: grippers, not dexterous hands+0.25
  • Scale: 175 cm tall+0.75
MaturitySales availability indicators
3/5
  • How it sells: preorder+3

Key specifications

Height

175 cm

Width

52 cm

Depth

56 cm

Weight

n/a

Degrees of freedom

21

Battery

~480 min

Payload

n/a

Top speed

n/a

The maker's shares

All makers

Weave Robotics: Private: its shares do not trade on any exchange.

Weave Robotics, Inc. (San Francisco) is privately held; no priced venture round has been announced since its Y Combinator pre-seed, and the amount rests on secondary profiles, not a company statement.

Size to scale

Drawn next to a 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) person. Every robot on the site uses this same reference, so you can trust the comparison at a glance.

Isaac 1: 175 cm / 5 ft 9 in

Footprint: 52 cm wide x 56 cm deep

Human180 cm / 5 ft 11 inHumanoid175 cm / 5 ft 9 in
About the Isaac 1background, hardware and buying reality

It runs two autonomous routines (Laundry Flow and Daily Reset) after mapping your home, controlled from a phone app, with a remote human operator taking over for tasks it cannot handle alone. It sells for $7,999 or $449/month, reserves with a $250 refundable deposit, and starts shipping in California in fall 2026 (rest of US through 2027, no Europe). Founded in 2024 by ex-Apple engineers Kaan Doğrusöz and Evan Wineland, Weave is a Y Combinator-backed San Francisco startup.

What it does on day onewith zero programming

Out of the box it is a consumer appliance, not a kit: after it maps your home, it performs two scheduled routines with zero programming. "Laundry Flow" (finds dirty clothes, folds and puts away clean ones) and "Daily Reset" (makes the bed, fluffs pillows, tidies shoes, toys, and clutter into place). You control and schedule it from a smartphone app. When it hits a task it cannot do autonomously, a remote Weave operator briefly takes over to finish the job.

Best for: US (initially California) early-adopter households who want a real, orderable home chore robot and accept a hybrid autonomous/teleoperated appliance rather than a fully independent or programmable humanoid.

Documented uses

Household help

Weave takes preorders for Isaac 1 as a home robot for Laundry Flow (finding, folding and putting away clothes) and Daily Reset (making beds, tidying toys, shoes and clutter).

Preorder with first shipments due in fall 2026, California first; Weave says it is autonomous by default with teleoperation assistance when needed, and that the device is still in development.

Source reviewed 2026-10-05

Assessment from published documentation, not an independent performance test. Applies to the configuration described above.

What it takes to developskills, gear, and SDK access

None for the intended use. It is a plug-and-play consumer product controlled entirely through the smartphone app, so no coding, robotics knowledge, or extra gear is required. There is also no documented way to program it: Weave offers no public SDK or developer access, so it is unsuitable for research or custom automation.

SDK access: No public SDK, API, or EDU/developer program has been announced. Isaac 1 is a closed consumer appliance whose behaviors (Laundry Flow, Daily Reset) are defined by Weave and delivered through the app and cloud service. Buyers cannot write custom tasks or access low-level control.

Sources and verificationchecked 2026-10

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