A simpler kind of home robot

The home robot that brings things to you.

FETCH, a compact warm-white home robot with a carry tray and a single arm, standing on an oak floor beside an armchair in a sunlit living room.
  • Soft object grip
  • Carry tray
  • Home navigation
  • Compact footprint
  • Simple voice requests

FETCH is a compact home assistant being designed to find, pick up and bring lightweight everyday objects — from your glasses and phone to the remote you left across the room.

Early-stage product research · Target price around $999

The little things add up.

A remote on the other side of the room. Glasses left on a table. A phone charging by the sofa. A bottle of water in the kitchen.

Each trip is small. But when moving around the home is harder than it used to be, small trips happen all day long.

Glasses Remote Phone Water Book Tissues
A calm still-life of everyday objects: glasses, a remote, a phone, a closed water bottle, a book, tissues, a small box and headphones.
The objects that tend to wander — and the ones FETCH is being designed to bring back.

One simple job

Find it. Pick it up. Bring it closer.

01 — Ask

Ask

“FETCH, bring my glasses.”

02 — Find

Find

FETCH looks for the familiar object.

03 — Pick up

Pick up

A lightweight arm carefully retrieves it.

04 — Deliver

Deliver

The object travels safely in the built-in tray.

Built for real homes

Technology should fit into your home, not take it over.

Compact

Small enough to move naturally through ordinary rooms.

Calm

Designed to feel like a home appliance, not industrial machinery.

Focused

Instead of attempting hundreds of chores, FETCH starts with one useful class of tasks and aims to do it well.

Would something like FETCH make everyday life easier for you or someone you care about?

We are speaking with older adults, people with reduced mobility, family members and accessibility professionals while we develop the first prototypes.