Based in the US, Sunday Inc specializes in robotics, focusing on autonomous home solutions that simplify daily chores for households with advanced technology…
Based in the US, Sunday Inc specializes in robotics, focusing on autonomous home solutions that simplify daily chores for households with advanced technology and intelligent learning capabilities. Based in Mountain View, US, Sunday Inc develops innovative robotic solutions, including their flagship product, Memo, targeting busy households. In March 2026, Sunday Inc. raised USD 165 million in series B funding led by Coatue Management, with participation from Bain Capital, Tiger Global Management, Fidelity Investments, Xtal, Benchmark and Conviction. Sunday Robotics is introducing its flagship product, Memo, a highly advanced autonomous home robot set to launch in late 2026. Memo is designed to alleviate household tasks by autonomously performing chores such as clearing tables, loading dishwashers, and managing laundry. The robot leverages state-of-the-art AI models and a proprietary Skill Capture Glove™, which allows it to learn from human movements and adapt its functions accordingly. The target customer base primarily consists of busy households looking to streamline daily routines, with an emphasis on providing assistance 24/7. Currently, there are no specific geographical markets disclosed for Memo's deployment, but the potential customer base spans diverse home environments across various regions that value technological innovation in domestic life. The revenue structure for Sunday Robotics is centered around a beta program that allows interested consumers to apply for early access to Memo. The company anticipates future transactions will involve direct-to-consumer sales following the completion of beta testing. As Memo is not yet available for public sale, specific pricing plans have not been finalized; however, it is noted that the creation of a single unit costs approximately USD 20,000 in development, with expectations of a significant reduction in cost through large-scale manufacturing. The revenue model may include options for subscriptions or purchase of additional skills as they are developed, catering to a customer base seeking enhanced functionality and continuous improvement of the robot’s capabilities. The company plans to use the March 2026 funding to deploy its memo home robot through a beta program, collect real-world home data, and expand engineering, research, and data operations.
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