Nori

Nori Robotics develops the NORI A3, an affordable bimanual robot designed to assist with everyday tasks at home and in the office. The company describes the robot as capable of helping in the kitchen, tidying, fetching items from the fridge, loading dishes, folding clothes, and pouring ingredients. Users can teach NORI new skills at home and share them through a Skills Marketplace, extending the ways the robot can provide support.

The NORI A3 is priced at $1,688, with no deposit required, and is scheduled to ship in fall 2026. It is assembled in San Francisco and the company is based in the United States. Its hardware includes two arms with 7+1 degrees of freedom and a payload capacity of 1.5 kilograms per arm, as well as lidar, four 720p RGB cameras, and a speaker and microphone for spoken commands. The stated battery life is six to eight hours. Nori Lab, a laptop app, lets owners train, operate, and manage the robot.