Weave Robotics is a San Francisco-based startup founded in 2024 by former Apple AI and robotics engineers Evan Wineland (CEO) and Kaan Dogrusoz (CTO), who met at Carnegie Mellon University. The company is building Isaac, a personal home robot designed to autonomously fold laundry, tidy clutter, and care for the home, responding to voice and text commands. Weave participated in Y Combinator's Summer 2024 batch and launched Isaac 0, a stationary dual-arm laundry-folding system, priced at $7,999 or via a $450 monthly subscription for Bay Area residents, with a 'Remote Op' teleoperation feature that feeds corrections back into its training pipeline. ## Funding
Weave Robotics raised a roughly $500K seed round in 2024 with backing from Y Combinator and other early-stage investors including Nexus Venture Partners, Pioneer Fund, and Collide Capital.