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Sunday Robotics says its robot can fold clothes it has never seen in unfamiliar homes

Sunday Robotics says its robot can fold clothes it has never seen in unfamiliar homes
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Sunday Robotics has unveiled its ACT-2 AI model, which enables its Memo home robot to fold laundry in unfamiliar environments with high reliability. The startup aims to launch a beta program this fall and has proposed a new industry standard called 'Solve' to better measure robotics performance.

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This represents a significant technical leap in autonomous robotics, moving machines from controlled lab settings into unpredictable real-world home environments.

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Sunday Robotics' Memo home robot. Sunday Robotics Sunday says Memo folded laundry in unfamiliar homes with a success rate above 99%. Its ACT-2 AI model can apply lessons learned in one setting to new homes and garments. The $1.15 billion startup plans to place Memo in homes through a beta this fall. In the race to bring autonomous robots into the home , Sunday Robotics says it has solved one of the field's hardest problems: getting a robot to work in homes and handle objects it has never seen before. On Thursday, the Bay Area-based startup unveiled ACT-2, a new AI model that powers Memo, its wheeled home robot. Sunday said that Memo folded laundry successfully more than 99% of the time when tested in unfamiliar homes, and on garments it had not been specifically trained to handle.

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