Tuesday Labs builds Voxel home robot, first 999 units to ship in 2028
Overview
Tuesday Labs has built Voxel, a home robot that tidies rooms, fetches items, finds objects and tends plants, the company says.
Voxel was developed in one year from idea to working prototype, and the company says it put as much effort into the robot's personality as into its functions.
A later report says Tuesday Labs introduced the Voxel Series-1, with the first 999 units shipping in 2028. At launch, Voxel will find misplaced items and care for houseplants, according to that report. Founder Ros Shinkle previously wrote the algorithms that let Boston Dynamics' Spot pick up and place objects.
The reports rely on the company's own statements. None includes independent testing or evidence of how the prototype performs in homes.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 20, 12:23 PM ET
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- Oct 20, 12:04 PM ET · 1 articleSantiago says home robots will soon handle chores like fetching booksSantiago: Santiago says home robots will soon handle chores like fetching books
- Oct 20, 11:57 AM ET · 2 articlesTuesday Labs builds Voxel home robot prototype in one yearTesting Catalog: Tuesday Labs unveils Voxel Series-1 home robot, first 999 units ship in 2028
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🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog@testingcatalogXTuesday Labs unveils Voxel Series-1 home robot, first 999 units ship in 2028AITuesday Labs introduced the Voxel Series-1 home robot, with the first batch of 999 units shipping in 2028. At launch, Voxel will find misplaced items and care for houseplants, and it is designed to handle tidying tasks such as fetching items from other rooms.

Santiago@svpinoXSantiago says home robots will soon handle chores like fetching booksAISantiago (@svpino) predicts robots will handle boring household tasks such as bringing a book, putting things away, watering plants, and finding a wallet within his lifetime. He says a robot with cameras to locate and handle objects shows how close that is getting. The post links to Voxel, a droid butler from Tuesday Labs.
Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXTuesday Labs builds Voxel, a home robot that tidies, fetches, and tends plantsAITuesday Labs says it built Voxel, a home robot that tidies rooms, fetches items, finds objects, and tends plants, in one year from idea to working prototype. The company says it put as much effort into the robot's personality as into its functions.
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