Tuesday Labs debuts "droid butler" Voxel

Tuesday Labs introduced Voxel Series-1, a semi-autonomous home robot with a cuboid body. The machine handles simple chores through autonomous software and remote human operation. For designers and roboticists, this project presents an alternative to humanoid builds by matching physical appearance to machine limits.

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