I am happy for your launch and wish you a good deal of luck.
Personally I am really disappointed with the idea of requiring a subscription for a home robot, though. When I was younger I envisioned a home robot to have a brain inside itself, or at least in the home. Alas, it seems the world is developing in another way.
I understand, and trust me it bums me too, but it's just that the compute required to do everything onboard is not there.
Once it is, we'll be able to get rid of it and do everything on edge. In theory it's already possible, but the time it takes to run large models would make the robot look inactive most of the time, and not even remotely reactive enough to handle the real world.
Personally I am really disappointed with the idea of requiring a subscription for a home robot, though. When I was younger I envisioned a home robot to have a brain inside itself, or at least in the home. Alas, it seems the world is developing in another way.