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Sunday Robotics Memo

Under Review Humanoid & General Purpose · Wheeled / Mobile Base
A wheeled, soft-shelled domestic robot from Sunday Robotics — dual arms on a mobile base rather than a bipedal build, trained from home-collected human demonstrations captured with the company's wearable Skill Capture Glove rather than teleoperation.
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Sunday Robotics Memo — Sunday Robotics wheeled / mobile base
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Specs

Weight
Not publishedno official figure found in this research
Dimensions
Not publishedno official figure found in this research
Form Factor
Wheeled basedual arms, no legs
Reach
Ground to ~7 fttypical operating height ~4 ft
Shell
Soft siliconeno sharp corners
Safety
Compliant controlpassively stable if powered off
Speed
~50% human pacesoftware-limited
Training Method
Skill Capture Glovelearns from human demonstration, not teleop
Demonstrated Tasks
Dishes, espresso, sock foldingcompany-shown capabilities
Manufacturing Cost
~$20,000/unitcurrent hand-built cost, per company

Reference Price

Not yet for sale, with no consumer retail price announced. Sunday Robotics states each hand-built unit currently costs roughly $20,000 to manufacture and expects volume production to cut that by more than half.

Sensors & Hardware

Memo is a dual-arm manipulator on a wheeled base, wrapped in a soft silicone shell for compliant control — it can be pushed aside mid-task and stays upright if powered off. Arms extend to ~7 feet (typically ~4 feet), with movement capped at half human speed. Training uses a wearable "Skill Capture Glove" worn by home-based "Memory Developers," not teleoperation.

Insights

Unlike approaches that rely on teleoperation or lab-based rigs, Memo is trained via a wearable "Skill Capture Glove" that a network of at-home demonstrators wear to record everyday hand movements, extracted directly into the robot's onboard AI. As a pre-launch product, its ~$20,000-per-unit manufacturing cost and demonstrated task list are Sunday Robotics' own claims, not yet independently verified.

Firmware & Community

Specs, training method, and pricing sourced from Sunday Robotics' own site (sunday.ai) as of September 2026. This is a pre-launch product: no unit has shipped, no consumer price is set, and the manufacturing cost, task list, and timeline above are the company's own claims rather than independently reviewed or third-party tested figures. Filed here under Humanoid & General Purpose · Other since it's a general-purpose domestic manipulation robot on a wheeled base rather than a bipedal humanoid, which doesn't fit this category's existing Two Legs / Four Legs subcategories. robotindex does not sell this product.