From winding copper to training AI models. We are a vertically integrated company, every inch of our product is designed and developed in-house so we can offer the safest humanoid to people's homes. Get to know the team behind NEO in the latest episode of The S3 Docuseries.
Since 2014 1X has been building humanoid-like robots. Now, they're revealing their newest robot, NEO, to the world.
Bo Wang
3mo
Sorry,I have a question.Can NEO do some fast moving,like running? It's so humanoid-like, especially its body. I think its pressure sensing must be great. If fast movement can also be achieved, it will be perfect.
Thomas Joubert
4mo
Good you got rid of the uncanny face ❤️
Ewald Manz
4mo
In a view years it will be my caddie on my golf 🏌️♂️ rounds
Kelly Millar
4mo
Wow, it's impressive to see how 1X has been consistently pushing the boundaries of robotics since 2014.
Nikolai Ensslen
4mo
Great explanations of your (pretty unique) design and development decisions! I'm excited to see these progress.
I found a very serious flaw in the training data: Eve totally forgot to sanitize its end effectors after manipulating the toilet seat 😅
Reo Howard
3mo
Super interesting. The 15 kg kettlebell colliding example made total sense, not an easy problem to solve. Let's go NEO! 🤖
Szymon Kuliński
4mo
Wow, my childhood dream coming true. Can’t believe it! You guys are awesome. NEO, my home is waiting for you…
Project Specialist on robotic instruments and smart devices, Aalto University | Helsinki University
4moI'm quite refreshed to see an European company with great ambition, that is able to find solutions to such a big challenge such as general purpose humanoids. Given you are vertically integrated, do you have manufacturing in Europe or do you plan to scale abroad? By the way, the story and tech shown sounded more convincing that other humanoid companies companies. Well done.