Journal
From the workshop.
Field notes from the home trials, engineering diaries, and the occasional confession about fitted sheets.
Design
Why Tuck wears a jumper
The knit suit started as padding after a bad day with a prototype and a toddler. It became the most-loved thing about him.
Engineering
Teaching a robot to fold a fitted sheet (we're still trying)
Towels took a week. T-shirts took a month. Fitted sheets have taken eleven months and counting. Here's why cloth is so hard.
Company
What stays on the robot: our privacy rules, in plain English
A robot that lives in your home sees everything. Here is exactly what Tuck keeps, what he sends us, and how to delete all of it.
Field notes
A day with Mabel at Sorrel Living
Mabel is a Tuck who lives in an assisted-living home in Leeds. The residents named her, and she answers to it.
Design
Designing a face that doesn't stare
Two glowing eyes are enough to feel friendly, and enough to feel creepy. Getting that balance right took 60 prototypes.
Home trials
Photos from the forty homes.
Everything in the journal starts in one of these rooms.
The Tuck Letter.
One email a month: what Tuck learned, what broke, and when yours ships. No spam, and he doesn’t write it.