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Founded by Stanford PhD roboticists Tony Zhao (ALOHA creator) and Cheng Chi, building Memo, a wheeled household robot trained on 10 million real home routines from 500+ homes. Reached $1.15 billion valuation in March 2026 with $165M Series B led by Coatue Management.
Sunday Robotics is a Mountain View-based company building autonomous household robots, founded by Stanford researchers Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi whose work on ALOHA and diffusion policy advanced robot imitation learning. Its flagship Memo is a wheeled semi-humanoid designed for domestic chores, trained on millions of routines from 500+ homes.
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$165 million
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Sunday Robotics is a Mountain View-based company building autonomous household robots, founded by Stanford researchers Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi whose work on ALOHA and diffusion policy advanced robot imitation learning. Its flagship Memo is a wheeled semi-humanoid designed for domestic chores, trained on millions of routines from 500+ homes.
Sunday Robotics was founded by Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi, Stanford researchers whose ALOHA system and Action Chunking with Transformers laid groundwork for a new approach to household robotics. Zhao dropped out of his Stanford PhD to co-found the company.
The company raised a $35 million Series A from Benchmark and Conviction, developing Skill Capture Gloves that recorded ~10 million household routines across 500+ homes.
Sunday emerged from stealth on November 19, 2025, unveiling Memo, a wheeled semi-humanoid prioritizing reliable manipulation over bipedal locomotion.
In March 2026, Sunday raised a $165 million Series B led by Coatue, reaching $1.15 billion valuation. Deliveries begin Thanksgiving 2026.