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Weave Robotics · United States

Weave Isaac 1

Isaac 1 is a wheeled home robot with two arms that collects and folds laundry, makes beds and resets rooms. At $7,999 it is the cheapest home robot with a stated delivery date, and the wheeled base is the reason: no legs means far less cost and far less that can go wrong.

Limited production On sale · $7,999 Score 40/100, limited Checked 2026-09-04

The verdict

The most interesting thing about Isaac is what it gives up. No legs, no full-size torso, no attempt at a general-purpose humanoid. It rolls, it has two arms, it folds your laundry, and it costs $7,999 because of everything it does not try to be. That is a far more credible 2026 home robot than most of the bipeds twice its price.

Buy it if
Anyone who wants a home robot that actually arrives this year and does one useful thing well.
Skip it if
You want a walking humanoid. This is a mobile manipulator with a friendly face.

In its favour

  • Cheapest home robot with a real delivery date
  • Wheeled base is cheaper and more reliable than legs
  • $449 a month keeps the entry cost low

Against it

  • California first, wider United States later
  • Narrow task set
  • Young company with everything still to prove

40/100
Limited
Provisional, specs incomplete
Capability 13/30
Value 7/25
Buyability 20/20
Ecosystem 0/15
Proof 0/10
Computed from the data · how the score works

How the score is built

Capability is what the machine physically does. Value compares it with others at a similar price, not with the whole market. Buyability asks whether you can really order one. Ecosystem is the software and community around it. Proof is what it has done in the field, which is where most humanoids score badly and should.

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Status
Limited production
Category
home
First revealed
9 July 2026
Form
wheeled-base
Height
167 cm
Weight
n/a
Payload
n/a
Degrees of freedom
n/a
Battery
n/a
Runtime
n/a
Walking speed
n/a
Actuation
n/a
Units deployed (est.)
not disclosed
Teleoperation
partial

Where it stands

Preorders open, first California deliveries stated for autumn 2026 and wider United States availability through 2027.

What stands out

  • $7,999, or $449 a month
  • Folds laundry and resets rooms
  • First California deliveries autumn 2026

Autonomy, observed

Weave has been open that remote human operators assist with tasks the robot cannot yet finish alone.

Hands, sensors, brain

  • Hands: two arms with grippers on a wheeled base

Price and volume

$7,999 outright or $449 a month, with a $250 refundable deposit to hold a preorder.

Index position

In the Humanoid Index, which ranks on shipped reality rather than value for money, Weave Isaac 1 sits at #33 of 107 with 41 points: deployment 14/50, autonomy 12/30, availability 15/20. See that method.

In the blog

Weave Isaac 1 is covered in these 6 articles

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