Source-based profile by Robots at Home. Checked Oct 26, 2026.

Sunday Memo

Sunday's two-armed home robot on wheels, trained with its Skill Capture Glove. Not for sale yet; invite-only beta in late 2026.

Pilot

No public retail price

Sunday says a hand-built Memo costs about $20,000 to make today, which it does not expect to be the retail price. It expects large-scale manufacturing to cut costs by at least 50% and will announce pricing closer to launch. Joining the beta has no cost.

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Official information

THE INTENDED JOB

Who it is for.

People asking whether a robot can clear the table, load the dishwasher and fold laundry at home yet, and how far the maker's own evidence goes.

SPECIFICATIONS

Form: Wheeled base with two arms
Height: 170 cm, reaching up to 210 cm, Sunday specification
Weight: 170 lb (about 77 kg), Sunday specification
Runtime: 4 hours per charge, 1 hour to recharge, Sunday specification
Chores Sunday shows: Clearing the table, loading the dishwasher, espresso, folding laundry
How it learns: Pretrained on data from people wearing the Skill Capture Glove in their own homes, not teleoperation, Sunday says
Laundry folding test: 778 of 785 folds succeeded, in Sunday's own grading

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

Read the small print.
It changes the picture.

Pilot here means Sunday's invite-only beta for Founding Families, which Sunday says costs nothing to join. It is not a purchase: Sunday says general sales depend on the beta and expects to start shipping Memo at scale in 2027 to 2028.
Every result here is Sunday's own report, not a Robots at Home test. Its 778 successful folds in 785 attempts come from Sunday's own grading, and no source cited here checks them independently.
For dishes, Sunday shows sped-up clips (marked 4× and 5×) and a table-to-dishwasher demonstration with 68 dexterous interactions, but publishes no success rate.
Sunday does not publish what the Skill Capture Glove costs. Humanoids Daily reported about $200 to produce one, and Chris Paxton's newsletter puts the final glove at around $400. Neither is a retail price.
Sunday says it will try a mix of supervision, collaboration and fully hands-off work in the beta. Ask how much of each task a person supervises before you count it as autonomous.
Confirm the exact edition, current destination availability and delivered price with the seller. A listed product is not a live-stock guarantee.

LIVING WITH THE HARDWARE

What ownership involves.

Assembly: Sunday says its team will personally deliver Memo to beta families and guide them. Installation requirements are not established in the sources checked.
Computer & setup: Sunday says tasks will be scheduled by voice or through the Sunday companion app, and lists self-charging for the beta. Phone requirements are not established in the sources checked.
Connectivity: Sunday says it does not need data from your home to train Memo, and that feedback on Memo's behavior is shared only with your explicit consent. Network requirements are not established in the sources checked.
Development access: Not established in the sources checked. Sunday describes its own ACT models and Skill Library, with no public owner SDK documented.

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

Sources & further reading

Checked Oct 26, 2026. Product information describes published documentation, not our own hardware testing.