Weave’s $7,999 Isaac 1 bets home robots don’t need legs or fingers
The robot butler has been five years away for about twenty years. Weave Robotics thinks the trick is to aim lower. Its new home robot, Isaac 1, does not walk, has no fingers, and mostly just wants to do your laundry. It also costs a fraction of its humanoid rivals. The Y Combinator-backed startup unveiled […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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