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2026-07-17 - Research Publication - Sunday Robotics previews ACT-2 laundry-folding model - The fixed checkpoint completed 778 folds across nine garment types without home-specific data or post-training; socks, bras, underwear and accessories were outside the declared folding scope. Successful folds took a median 2 minutes 13 seconds; 98.3%… - source: sunday.ai 2026-03-12 - Funding - Sunday Robotics raises $165M Series B - Coatue led the round, and Thomas Laffont joined the board; other investors included Bain Capital Ventures, Fidelity, Tiger Global, Benchmark, Conviction and Xtal Ventures. The company planned to begin public deployment through its beta programme in fall 2026. - source: sunday.ai 2025-11-19 - Research Publication - ACT-1: A Robot Foundation Model Trained on Zero Robot Data - Sunday presents ACT-1 as a robot foundation model trained without teleoperation trajectories, using human-aligned Skill Capture Glove data and Skill Transform to scale manipulation learning. The release highlights ultra long-horizon mobile manipulation… - source: sunday.ai 2025-11-19 - Funding - Sunday Robotics discloses $35M funding - Benchmark and Conviction backed the company, whose 25-person team included engineers and researchers from Stanford, Tesla and DeepMind. Memo’s Founding Family Beta was planned for late 2026, with applications opening on November 19, 2025. - source: globenewswire.com 2025-11-19 - Product Launch - Sunday Robotics introduces Memo home robot - The planned late 2026 Founding Family Beta would place individually numbered robots in 50 households with direct support. Sunday described training from roughly 10 million routine episodes collected in more than 500 homes using its Skill Capture Glove. - source: globenewswire.com 2025-11-01 - Org Change - Sunday Robotics successfully recruited a 'full stack' of AI and robotics talent from Tesla and Google DeepMind to develop its household robots. - Sunday Robotics reported hiring talent from Tesla and Google DeepMind. The hiring narrative emphasizes full-stack AI and robotics capability build-out. The event is a team-scaling signal tied to development of household robot products. - source: aol.com
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