Victor Zhang

Ship robots, not demos ✅ SF Bay Area ✅ Broader California ⌛️USA Coming soon to a home / hotel / laundromat near you

People are already shipping robots capable of end-to-end manipulation to consumers, and at the forefront is @weaverobotics -- you can order an Isaac to fold your laundry today. We talked about end to end learning and what it means to make an ai-enabled home robot as a product ->

actually, this will change your life

@boxcardavid Crazy that someone is selling our design grabcad.com/library/backdr… @JasonJZLiu

It's crazy what $1 buys you these days

Shipping is all we do

@p1nosaur Interested! Looks great

chat with your kicad components, answers directly from datasheet

General-purpose AI models are behind some of the most exciting applications we now can't live without. We envision that an analogous “physical intelligence layer” built with models like π0.6 will similarly spur a new wave of applications for the physical world. We’ve recently begun working with a handful of companies that have deployed their robots to do real-world, useful things. pi.website/blog/partner/?…

Today we're releasing Isaac 0: our first robot for the home. And we made a short video for our first customers to share what it’s been like having one in their home 😊

If you haven't learned how to make motors by now then it's too late

@chrisbarber @weaverobotics

robotics labs and startups list draft - which ones am i missing, and which categorizations are terrible and need updating? labs - pi (most people felt like this was the best team on the research side. also more of a general foundation model company, very ambitious.) - also tesla (but xai is making the models?) - gdm robotics - uma - nvidia robotics - intrinsic - rai institute, kind of - genesis ai - general intuition - generalist - dyna - skild ai for science incl lab automation - periodic labs - prometheus - lila sciences - futurehouse (tbd) - medra industrial - halcyon - boston dynamics (hyundai) - unitree - agibot - ubtech - amazon robotics - also tesla - also dyna - dynatronics - stealth - sanctuary - agility - covariant (acq) - humanoid - figure - apptronik robots for homes - 1x - also tesla - prosper - sunday - matic - bot company product - orchard robotics (farming) - path ai (manufacturing) - ironsite (construction) different axes to look at robotics labs - precustomer vs post customer - manufacturing vs home automation vs something else - specialist vs generalist - simulation training vs real world training - lab vs product focused thanks to friends who suggested companies and ways to improve organizations which am i missing, and which categorizations need updating

Humanoids were all over #CES2026, but many are teleoperated. Even fewer are ready for multiple tasks in a home. Here's when home robots may be ready. Watch in action: @weaverobotics @Tesla_Optimus @agilityrobotics @Figure_robot @Apptronik @BostonDynamics youtu.be/5mi__weNeM4?si…

A robot that cleans the entire house, organizing even the smallest items on the table.

Weave Robotics is officially on the job. 🧺 New footage from San Francisco shows "Isaac" deployed at a local laundry service.

Weave Robot has a Kaan Do spirit! @kaandogrusoz @weaverobotics

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!

anyone ever tried making a cheap bldc back iron with G90 from @sendcutsend? electrical steel would be great to add to the line up😉

@jimbelosic Jim put a "custom" material option where users can put a mcmaster PN for any sheet goods and you will cut it "at risk" as received.

New material: Garlock BLUE-GARD gasket

@RemiCadene @chris_j_paxton @WandercraftHQ Robots should be visible through windows, like this on in Noe Valley, San Francisco

Partial re-designs of bipedal humanoids were inevitable, and we're now seeing Unitree taking that step. Others will follow suit. It's good to see more teams starting to think about building for real utility, but real deployments deserve more than duct-taped retrofits.