🧺 Tumble

Picked up in under 30 minutes, washed, folded (with robot), back to you in about 4 hours. This is not science fiction, this is JoinTumble.com

We work with @weaverobotics to apply our model for laundry folding at Sea Breeze Cleaners here in SF. The model ran continuously on a full day’s worth of laundry and required minimal interventions.

So far @weaverobotics and @TumbleLaundry have robotically folded thousands of pounds of real customer laundry across multiple sites in SF, including this one at Sea Breeze Cleaners.

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Our robots have a new cheerleader :) We’ve been quietly deploying our robots to more businesses across the Bay Area. Drop by @seabreezesf in Noe Valley and see for yourself!

San Francisco in a nutshell

Kudos to @evan_wineland and @ScottPatterson0 and team for innovating in a meaningful way

Another futuristic moment today: had my laundry done by @TumbleLaundry and a team of robots from @weaverobotics . Picked up a bag full of dirty laundry at the concierge and brought it back 3.5 hours later fully cleaned and folded. Delivery/pickup was even easier than Uber or DoorDash. Complete no brainer.

@twistartups @weaverobotics @syncereAI @FoldMate @watneyrobotics Deployment in real production sites is the real litmus test of general purpose robots. You can have @weaverobotics Isaac robot fold your laundry through jointumble.com

@RealMetellus @weaverobotics If true, we are hiring Tumble Pros in SF. If not true, we have typically 4 hour turnaround time and you should send us your laundry to see how fast it is jointumble.com

@weaverobotics It is 10,000x slower than me

Our robots are now folding laundry for Tumble Laundry customers in San Francisco.

@ScottPatterson0 @XRoboHub @weaverobotics Lots of 🧺

@XRoboHub @weaverobotics It’s actually distributed laundries for @TumbleLaundry and anyone in SF can sign up here at jointumble.com

The Isaac robot from @weaverobotics is doing some real-world work at a laundry store in San Francisco, folding clothes for customers. The company claims it's a general-purpose home robot designed to handle daily chores and enable people to accomplish more. It's now open for pre-order, with first units shipping in 2025 and a broader release in 2026.

@lukas_m_ziegler @weaverobotics 🧺

Laundry folding robot! 🧺 @weaverobotics is working on something many of us have been waiting for: a general-purpose home robot. Their prototype, called Isaac, is designed to help with everyday chores like folding laundry, tidying up, and keeping the house in order. Unlike single-task robots, Isaac can be directed by voice, text, or set routines, and it’s built to blend into the home, even folding away its sensors when not in use. They’ve already collected large amounts of training data and built vision-language-action models that allow Isaac to plan and execute tasks on its own. Early prototypes have shown it can perform real household jobs, not just lab demos. They expect to deliver first units to early customers in fall 2025, with broader availability in 2026. Keep rocking @evan_wineland! 🔥

The age of practical robotics is here

Pretty cool!

There is a new (robotic) solution to the endless laundry problem!!!

weirdly satisfying to watch

Humanoids.

robots doing the chore.

can’t wait for robots to take over daily chores