Sunday The helpful robotics company Contents SundayThe helpful robotics companyDevelopmentInventing techniques that define the field todayTeamLed by young mavericksCompany valuesWhat we care aboutWhile most technology demands your attention, we’re building the opposite, technology that gives you back time. We believe every day should feel like Sunday, filled with connection, creativity, and the moments that make us human. Industry-leading research Development Tony Zhao and Cheng Chi’s research created the foundation the entire robotics ecosystem now builds upon. ALOHA, Diffusion Policy, the UMI gripper—their breakthroughs showed how robots could finally learn from humans efficiently. At Sunday, we’re taking these innovations from the lab to life. By collecting data from hundreds of real people in real homes, we are building robots that don’t just work in controlled environments—they work in yours. Led by young mavericks Team Tony Zhao CEO, Co-Founder Tony earned his B.S. in EECS from UC Berkeley in 2021, and dropped out of his Stanford CS PhD in 2024. He was advised by renowned researchers Sergey Levine and Chelsea Finn, and his research on robotic fine manipulation tasks led to the widely recognized ALOHA project, which helped establish a new paradigm for imitation learning in robotics. Tony’s decision to leave academia was driven by the conviction that robotics research had matured enough to be translated into real-world impact. Before founding Sunday, he worked at Google DeepMind and Tesla Autopilot. Today, he leads a team of 30+ engineers, designers, and researchers in Silicon Valley, united by the mission of giving people their time back for the things that matter most. He credits the team’s breakthroughs to one core value: persistence. X (Twitter) �