Every home folding machine has to solve the same problem: how does a garment get from your hands into the machine?
FoldiMate: clips at the front
FoldiMate's design asked you to clip each garment onto slots on the front of the machine. The robot then pulled the item over a board, steamed it and folded it, dropping the result in a drawer.
FOLDORA: an upper chamber
FOLDORA uses an upper chamber, lit by warm LEDs, where you place one clean, dry garment. On the right, a vertical panel offers five controls under a blue ring: Refresh, Sanitize, Fold, Perfume and Start. The folded garment lands in a stainless steel tray that holds 8–12 lightweight pieces.
Care, not just folding
FoldiMate steamed garments as part of folding. FOLDORA lets you choose: Refresh for compatible fabrics, a dedicated Sanitize treatment, and optional Perfume.
One garment at a time
FOLDORA takes one garment per loading action, so there is no batch to prepare. Load, press Start, collect. See how it works or compare FOLDORA vs FoldiMate.