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The most explicitly home-focused humanoid currently entering early access.
1X, United States
Weave Robotics, United States
Weave Isaac 1
The cheapest credible home humanoid with a price you can actually read.
- Status
- Early access
- Public price
- $7,999 or $449 a month
- Category
- Home humanoid
- Best for
- Household chores in a single-floor home
- Height
- 175 cm
Reservations are open at $250, refundable. Deliveries start in California in autumn 2026 and reach the wider United States in 2027. An optional premium membership costs $99 a month.
How close to a home
5 / 5
Why it matters
It is not bipedal, and that is the point: a wheeled torso on a lifting column costs a fraction of a walking humanoid and still reaches a worktop.
What it can do
Built for household chores in single-floor homes, rising to about 1.75 m when working.
The company
Weave Robotics is building for the home first and publishes its price openly, which is rare in this category.
Specs
From Weave’s own spec sheet: a wheeled base with a collapsible torso, 91 cm folded to 175 cm at working height, vertical reach about 203 cm, footprint 52 by 56 cm, 8-hour battery with a 2-hour charge, two 6-joint arms with single-joint hands, soft swappable fabric shells. Autonomous by default with remote assistance when needed. $7,999 up front or $449 a month, $250 refundable deposit, first shipments fall 2026 in California and wider US availability through 2027. Weight is not published.
Roboosh verdict
If the question is which humanoid could plausibly arrive at a house next year with a known price, this is the shortest answer.
Reality check
A reservation is not a delivery, and the first units go to California only.
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