The company behind NEO, last year’s viral humanoid robot, says it’s ramping up production — aiming to build 100,000 units annually by the end of 2027. 1x, the Palo Alto, California-based company that ...

Norwegian robotics company 1X Technologies opened preorders for NEO, a humanoid robot designed for household use, at $20,000 ...

I saw these robot hands a few week ago. But now 1X has released all the details, and these are incredible humanoid robot ...

X says NEO's new hands can pour tea, plug in chargers, and use sign language.

X, a Norwegian-American robotics company, today revealed details about the five-finger hands attached to its soft, helpful robot companion, Neo. The hands are built with actuators designed to ...

What if a humanoid robot could catch falling objects, pick grapes, and plug in a USB-C cable without fumbling? Meet Neo, the latest home robot from 1X; its human-like hands are going viral ...

"Good luck with the rest of your writing career." The post Startup Upset After Journalist Points Out How Creepy Its Humanoid ...

X Technologies has released the latest model of its hand for its humanoid robot, which can perform "virtually any task a ...

Humanoid robots are transitioning from sci-fi to commercial products, with manufacturers shipping thousands. Though the market is still expensive and largely enterprise-focused, prices are nearing car ...

A company called 1X seems to have cracked the code on robot hand dexterity. Watch them pick grapes, use zippers, and lift ...

At the center of the demo is 1X’s Neo humanoid robot, a bipedal machine designed primarily for domestic environments that is now stepping into early manufacturing workflows. The footage shows Neo ...