Voxel is a domestic robot being developed by Tuesday Labs to handle small household tasks. The design proposal is at the development stage, with a $200 reservation price, an indicative purchase price of approximately $20,000, and deliveries targeted to begin in 2028 or later.
Voxel is a domestic robot being developed by New York-based Tuesday Labs, with four roles intended to help maintain the home: Home Reset, Fetch, Tend, and Find. It is currently a design proposal, and there is no confirmed sale of an actual product for home use. Its mustard-yellow body and exposed joints are intended to avoid a human-like appearance and emphasise a mechanical presence.
In terms of hardware, each arm has seven degrees of freedom and a wrist with movable joints, while the 1-degree-of-freedom grippers are designed to handle everyday objects. The vision system is designed to include stereo RGB cameras and wide-field cameras, but no specific policy for handling data in private homes has been provided, and the privacy policy does not describe household operation.
The reservation deposit is $200 and is fully refundable before ordering. The indicative purchase price is approximately $20,000, and deliveries are expected to begin in 2028 or later, although the possibility of delays has also been indicated. The design proposal is attractive, but the reproducibility of its actual functionality and the availability of an ongoing support structure have yet to be established.
Voxel's aim is to reduce the burden of daily life by automating routine household tasks, but continuous supervision and an appropriate setup may be required. Whether the finished product will perform consistently will depend on the design work still to come.