Sunday Robotics Claims Breakthrough in Home Robot Adaptability with ACT-2 AI Model

Sunday Robotics, a $1.15 billion Bay Area startup, announced its ACT-2 AI model powering the Memo home robot, claiming it can fold laundry with over 99% success in unfamiliar homes on unseen garments. The company proposes a new industry standard called 'Solve' to measure robot reliability beyond flashy demos. Memo learns via sensor-equipped gloves worn by humans and self-improvement through its own robot fleet. Sunday plans a beta program this fall, with remote operator assistance similar to Waymo. The company competes with Weave Robotics, 1X, and Tesla in the home robot space. CEO Tony Zhao says 2026 will see drastic progress in autonomous home robots.

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