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1X Technologies

USA and Norway

1X Technologies is a robotics and artificial intelligence company that develops general-purpose humanoid robots for domestic and industrial environments. The company builds proprietary motor and actuator technologies and focuses on embodied AI for autonomous humanoid interaction.

verified 16 July 2026

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  • 1X Technologies is described as a Norwegian-American robotics company, with NEO priced at $20,000 for home and enterprise use and EVE used in security and logistics applications.

    Read more ↗embodyvc.com17 Jul
  • 1X Technologies has unveiled the "1X World Model," an AI system that enables NEO humanoid robots to learn and adapt to new tasks by training on video and prompts, representing a significant step in embodied AI capabilities.

    Read more ↗thegoldenspiral.org20 Jul
  • 1X Technologies' NEO humanoid robot has demonstrated a running speed of 6.2 m/s (~22.3 km/h), with a redesigned tendon hand that closes at 8.0 m/s. The production model NEO is priced at $20,000 or $499/month and ships from Hayward, California.

    Read more ↗finallyoffline.com16 Jul
  • 1X's NEO robot has sparked public controversy after marketing materials were criticized as overly sensual, igniting debate about the ethical framing of humanoid robots in media and advertising.

    Read more ↗biztechweekly.com16 Jul
  • 1X Technologies launched the 1X World Model Lab, a new initiative focused on developing humanoid intelligence by training robots to model and reason about the world, representing a significant expansion into AI/ML research infrastructure.

    Read more ↗getplan2finish.com16 Jul
  • 1X Technologies unveiled NEO Hands, a 25-DoF tendon-driven hand system for its NEO home humanoid, featuring tactile/shear sensing, IP68 waterproof washability, food-safe materials, and full force control capable of tasks like assembling LEGO, playing video games, and zipping jackets. The hands are slated to be installed on the first NEO units delivered to consumer homes.

    Read more ↗robotsbeat.com14 Jul

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