🇺🇸 Sunday Robotics

USA · North America

“Home robots trained on real household routines.”

Building Memo, a home robot trained via a wearable skill-capture glove on real household tasks.

About Sunday Robotics

Sunday Robotics is a US developer building Memo, a home robot that learns household tasks through a proprietary wearable skill-capture glove. The company's approach to robot training is its key technical differentiator: rather than requiring professional programming or pre-scripted behaviours, household tasks are demonstrated by a user wearing the glove, with the motion and intent data used to train Memo's task execution. This reduces the barrier to personalising robot behaviour for individual homes.

Home robotics is one of the most anticipated and repeatedly delayed categories in consumer electronics. The core challenge is the enormous variability of home environments, object arrangements, and task definitions across different households. Sunday Robotics' skill-capture approach is a reasonable attempt to address this variability through personalised training rather than attempting to build universal capability at the factory.

The company is in early development stage with limited public information about funding, timeline, or technical specifications.

Key Products

Memo: Home assistant robot; trained via wearable skill-capture glove; specifications not publicly confirmed

UK Market Presence

Sunday Robotics has no UK presence. UK consumer interest in home robots is high but the market does not yet have a commercially available general-purpose home robot from any vendor. Sunday Robotics would face the same challenges as all other home robot developers in achieving cost, reliability, and safety standards suitable for UK consumer product regulation.