The Weelume story
WEELUME / HOME ROBOTICSOne productDone right
We set out to design a robot that fits naturally into the home. It learns how a household runs and takes the small daily work off your hands, leaving attention for the people and moments that matter.
The reference tells the story of fourteen people across two studios: a shell knitted in Como and behavior designed around daily life. The philosophy is preserved here; team and studio details are illustrative.
Three principlesEvery decision
Useful before impressive
Features earn their place by helping every day. Useful behavior comes first; the value becomes clear through living with it.
It waits, then acts
Observe the rhythm of the room, then act when needed. Quiet is the resting state.
The home stays the home
Perception and decisions happen locally. Privacy and boundaries belong in the design from the beginning.
The team
Illustrative team profiles for this template.
Elias Brunswick
Founder, CEO
Daniel Sato
Head of robotics
Marcus Miller
Head of behavior & AI
Anders Holt
Head of industrial design
The labEvery detail considered
The first numbersfrom the first homes
Early observations from beta homes, growing with the program. All figures are illustrative.
Still running daily after four weeks
Learns the routine and acts before being asked
DEMO DATA · 140 BETA HOMESFeedback from the homes living with it
DEMO DATA · 140 BETA HOMESMore time returned to your week
DEMO DATA · 140 BETA HOMESHow we measure +
Activity means completing at least one task autonomously each day. Recommendation comes from beta feedback; time returned is self-reported. Figures demonstrate the design and are not connected to live telemetry or surveys.
