Slop Factory puts AI and robots into real homes with real people — then reports back on what helps, what doesn't, and what should ship. We're the field lab for consumer AI and robotics.
Most AI and robotics demos die on contact with a real kitchen. We find the use cases that survive.
We place assistants and robots in everyday households for weeks at a time, and watch how families actually use them once the novelty wears off.
Every pilot ends in a plain-language report — what people loved, what they abandoned, and why. No hype, just what happened.
When a use case shows promise, our lab builds a rough version fast so partners can test demand before committing a product line to it.
Four consumer frontiers we're actively piloting. Each one has a waitlist you can join.
Can a robot arm handle weeknight dinner prep? We're testing chopping, stirring, and cleanup with 40 households.
AI companions and mobility helpers that let older adults stay home longer — tested with families, not just in labs.
Beyond the robot vacuum: laundry folding, tidying, and yard work. We measure minutes saved per week, honestly.
Sidewalk delivery, grocery runs, and pharmacy pickups — where autonomy meets the neighborhood, and the neighbors.
A few things our pilots taught us this year. Full reports are free to read.
Joining a pilot is simple, and you keep the good stuff when it works.
A short survey matches your household to pilots that fit — no technical background needed.
We set everything up and check in weekly. You use it like you'd use anything else — or don't. That's data too.
Your experience goes straight into our reports and our partners' roadmaps. Pilot households get first access to what launches.
We're enrolling pilot households now. It's free, it's low-commitment, and you'll be the first to know what's real.
Apply for a pilot