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1X Robotics, backed by OpenAI, has unveiled the Neo beta, a humanoid robot demonstrating advanced movement and agility. The robot’s fluidity and human-like actions have sparked discussions about its ...

Back in February, Norway's 1X showed off the progress it had made with its pick-and-place workplace humanoid, Eve. Now the OpenAI-backed company has released video footage of its latest prototype, a ...

Robotics company 1X has announced that its NEO Beta line of humanoid robots will be rolling out to a select group of households as it looks to put its prototype robot through its paces. Unlike most ...

1X has revealed NEO, its humanoid robot that's designed to be your helper around the home. The intelligent android assistant, as 1X calls it, is a prototype model, as you might guess, and we've been ...

There's always been a pretty obvious gap between what companies demo on stage and what you can actually go out and buy when it comes to humanoid robots. But that gap got a lot smaller in October 2025 ...

Some day, someone will come up with an equation that accurately defines the tipping point between our natural laziness and williness to give up personal privacy to relieve some of it. I don't think ...

Honestly, many of us didn’t expect it to happen so soon. We’re all used to seeing personal humanoid robots in the sci-fi flicks, but never thought it’d happen in our lifetimes. But, the future is now, ...

The humanoid robot “Neo” has been introduced as a premium household assistant, marketed as an innovative solution to simplify daily life through advanced artificial intelligence (AI). Promising to ...

PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--1X is proud to announce the pre-order launch of NEO, the world’s first consumer-ready humanoid robot designed to transform life at home. NEO automates everyday ...

The big picture: A robotics firm just unveiled its latest bipedal humanoid robot. It designed the faceless, jumpsuit-clad humanoid robot as a consumer-grade model explicitly built for home use.

Norwegian robotics firm 1X unveiled its latest home robot, Neo Gamma, on Friday. The humanoid system will succeed Neo Beta, which debuted in August. Like its predecessors, the Neo Gamma is a prototype ...