Want to break into robotics but don't have prior experience? Sunday is opening the door! We're hiring Memory Developers to help train the next generation of general-purpose robots. As a Memory Developer, you won’t just collect data—you will shape the “memory” of our robot and

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Want to break into robotics but don't have prior experience AND work in person with our world class team? Come join Sunday as a Memory Developer (in-house)! Located in Silicon Valley, you will record high-quality demonstrations of tasks that directly influence how our robot

I'm looking for a Teleoperations Lead to join my team! This role is not about turning teleoperation into the core product experience. Instead, it is about using teleoperation in the right ways: to support data collection, accelerate experimentation, enable debugging, and provide

Guest lecture from Cheng Chi our co-founder and CTO for ETH Zurich's course "Robot Learning: From Fundamentals to Foundation Models" youtube.com/watch?v=tvFvIE…

Announcing ARC-AGI-3 The only unsaturated agentic intelligence benchmark in the world Humans score 100%, AI <1% This human-AI gap demonstrates we do not yet have AGI Most benchmarks test what models already know, ARC-AGI-3 tests how they learn

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We’re hiring in-house Memory Developers to shape how Memo perceives and interacts with the world. The Role: 📍 On-site & flexible (3–5 days/week). 👟 Record high-quality task demos (e.g. folding t-shirts, arranging shoes, etc). 🧠 Beta-test new hardware and software. 📈 High

Sunday Robotics raised $165M to deploy their home robot Memo, but the more interesting story is how they got here. Instead of starting with a robot, they started by putting sensor-equipped gloves into real homes to capture how people actually do chores like dishes, laundry, and

Sunday went from Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi in an apartment to 70+ people, 1000+ memory developers and over $1B valuation in just 18 months. Tony breaks down the nuts and bolts of building a fullstack robotics company from scratch on this week's episode of Good Company

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