# Sunday Robotics Memo review

Dish and laundry robot entering a 50 family beta in late 2026

- Our score: not scored yet
- Price: n/a (checked n/a)
- Status: waitlist
- Best for: Households that want dish and table clearing help and are happy to be beta testers
- Skip if: You want to buy something with a price and a delivery date
- HTML version: https://robotsforthat.com/robot/sunday-memo/

## Verdict

Memo has some of the most convincing chore demos, including dishes and wine glasses, from a well funded team that says it does not rely on teleoperation. But there is no price, no public specs and no reporter has published a hands on test. Apply for the beta if curious; otherwise watch for 2027.

## Pros

- Strong dish, glassware and espresso demos
- Maker says no remote operators in your home
- Soft, wheeled design that stays up during power loss

## Cons

- No price or full specs published
- Only about 50 beta homes in late 2026
- No independent hands on reports found

## Specs

- height: Rests at about 4 ft; can lower to the floor or reach about 7 ft with its arms (maker)
- weight: Not published
- payload: Not published
- battery runtime: Not published
- hands: Two simple grippers (Euronews calls them Lego like); DoF not published
- autonomy: Maker says Memo works autonomously and needs no teleoperation in your home; trained from people wearing Sunday's Skill Capture Glove. Its limbs yield to touch and it stays upright if power is cut (maker).
- home tasks: Clearing tables, loading and running the dishwasher, handling wine glasses, pulling espresso, folding socks and clothes (maker)
- ship date: Founding Family beta of about 50 homes in late 2026; Sunday targeted Thanksgiving 2026. Sale only after beta (maker).
- us availability: US beta (Mountain View, California company); no sale date

## Safety

- recalls: None; not on sale
- company status: Active; raised $165 million at a $1.15 billion valuation in March 2026
- warranty: Not published

## Questions buyers ask

### Can I buy Memo?

No. Sunday is taking applications for a Founding Family beta of about 50 homes in late 2026 and says Memo will not be sold until the beta ends.

### How much will it cost?

Not announced. Sunday says a hand built unit costs about $20,000 today and expects scale to cut that by at least half.

### Is someone remotely controlling it?

Sunday says Memo works autonomously and does not need teleoperation in your home. No independent test has confirmed this yet.

## Sources

1. [Sunday Robotics (sunday.ai)](https://www.sunday.ai/)
2. [Robotics and Automation News: Sunday unveils Memo](https://roboticsandautomationnews.com/2025/11/21/sunday-unveils-new-humanoid-robot-for-the-home/96791/)
3. [GlobeNewswire: Sunday raises $165M](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/03/12/3254877/0/en/sunday-raises-165m-to-launch-first-autonomous-robots-by-thanksgiving.html)
4. [MLQ: Sunday Series B](https://mlq.ai/news/sunday-robotics-raises-165-million-series-b-at-115-billion-valuation-for-home-robot-launch/)
5. [Euronews: meet Memo](https://euronews.com/next/2025/11/25/meet-memo-a-home-robot-that-can-grab-wine-glasses-and-load-the-dishwasher)
6. [Business Insider via AOL: Sunday's training method](https://www.aol.com/articles/startup-bucked-mainstream-robotics-training-014701516.html)
7. [Humanoids Daily: Sunday Robotics](https://www.humanoidsdaily.com/companies/sunday-robotics)