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NEO by 1x Technologies

Paid

A friendly home robot that handles chores for you.

4.5
Type
Saas
Founded
2014
Company
1X

About NEO by 1x Technologies

1X (formerly Halodi Robotics) is an AI and robotics company based in Palo Alto, California, developing NEO, a general-purpose humanoid home robot designed to autonomously handle household chores. NEO is built to learn alongside humans and integrate seamlessly into everyday life. The company also deploys EVE, an industrial humanoid in factory settings. NEO is currently in an early access program with plans for broader home deployment by 2026–2027.

Key Features

General-purpose humanoid robot for home environments
Autonomous chore handling and task execution
AI-powered learning and adaptation alongside humans
Designed for safe, seamless integration into daily life
Proprietary Revo1 tendon actuation for flexible, safe movement
Progressive capability expansion through over-the-air updates

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Fully autonomous operation with no constant human supervision
  • Humanoid form factor designed to navigate human environments naturally
  • Safe, soft mechanics suitable for close human interaction
  • Continuous learning from real-world experience
  • Backed by proven industrial deployment of EVE in factories
Cons
  • Not yet commercially available at scale (early access only as of 2025)
  • Likely high cost (requires $200 deposit for waitlist)
  • Limited to early adopter homes initially
  • AI capabilities will improve over time but may be limited at launch

Best For

Household chores and cleaningHome assistance and companion tasksGeneral-purpose autonomous labor in homesFuture expansion to other domains as AI improves

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FAQ

What is NEO?
NEO is a friendly humanoid home robot developed by 1X, designed to autonomously handle chores and integrate seamlessly into everyday life.
When will NEO be available?
According to the company timeline, NEO is expected to enter early access customer homes in 2026 and scale to broader deployment by 2027.