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Introducing Voxel: A gentleman in training

Close-up of Voxel's face: a yellow box with two square LED eyes.

Voxel Series-1

Voxel absorbs the rhythms of a home and takes pride in keeping it in order.

Voxel holding a clarinet across its body in a sunlit room.

Function

  • Home Reset

    Big messes make happy robots.

    Voxel puts everything back where it belongs, resetting your home just the way you like it.

  • Find

    Give your robot the gift of a misplaced phone or lost wallet.

    If you ask Voxel to find something for you, he’ll let you know where he last saw it.

  • Fetch

    The less you do, the more your robot feels a purpose.

    Ask Voxel to fetch your book, beverage, keys, etc. and he will deliver them straight to you.

  • Tend

    Offload daily tasks to Voxel. Now your home cares for itself.

    Voxel will carefully tend to your plants and regularly water them with care.

Reserve

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Voxel standing in a kitchen with numbered markers on its arms, legs, head, and chest.

  • 7-DOF Arms with Fully Actuated Wrists

    Homes ask a lot of arms.

    Seven degrees of freedom give Voxel the range and flexibility to work around the fixed geometry of a home: doors, shelves, counters.

    And the objects constantly moving within: towels, dishes, everyday clutter.

Character

Tuesday Labs collaborates with illustrators, character designers, and animators to craft robots that are meaningful and bursting with personality. We apply their lessons from creating beloved characters on screens to the robots that will live in our homes.

Six expression studies of an orange robot head with different speaker mouths.
Storyboard sketch of a robot stretching its arms back to relax beside a guitar.
Orange block robot model waving, with a top view of its fist.
Grey robot model with a boxy head, antlers, and long bent legs.
Sheet of robot character line drawings.
Control panel with a round red button, a toggle, a dial, and a house icon.
Render of a brown wooden robot with glowing eyes.
Turnaround of four orange robot designs.

Philosophy

Voxel takes up space in your home. He is designed accordingly.

Every surface, material, and point of contact is considered for the homes he will live in.

Our expectation is that the best technology should require very little attention.

Tuesday’s Philosophy
A braided cable running between Voxel's yellow and pink body panels.

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