1X Technologies Robotics
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1X Technologies
Palo Alto, California, USA
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California, USA
Founded
2014
Employees
500+
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Strategic Snapshot
How this brand positions its humanoid systems.
Build reliable robots that deliver measurable value in real-world environments.
Human-Centric Design
1X robots are engineered to integrate safely into environments populated by humans, enabling collaborative workflows and improving operational efficiency.
Versatility Across Industries
Their robots are adaptable for use in various industries, including healthcare, logistics, and security, addressing diverse challenges effectively.
Focus on Ethical AI Development
With a commitment to responsible robotics, 1X ensures its humanoid solutions align with ethical principles and human-centric design standards.
1X Technologies Product Portfolio
1X NEO
1X NEO is a bipedal humanoid robot from 1X Technologies aimed at home and light commercial assistance. It is ~1.68m tall, ~30kg, and uses onboard AI compute for autonomy and interaction.
1X EVE
1X EVE is a wheeled humanoid robot from 1X Technologies aimed at mobile service work in institutional and industrial settings.
NEO Gamma
NEO Gamma is 1X Technologies’ next-generation home humanoid robot in the NEO Gamma Series.
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1X shows advances in voice control, chaining tasks for humanoid robots - The Robot Report
By enabling users to set high-level goals for multiple robots, 1X Technologies said it will also allow for more efficient fleet management. EVE demonstrates updated AI and voice commands. Source: 1X Technologies · Over the past year, 1X has pivoted from purely commercial deployments with EVE to more diverse settings with NEO. The company raised $100 million in January. When will humanoids using unified AI models be ready for the domestic market? By enabling users to set high-level goals for multiple robots, 1X Technologies said it will also allow for more efficient fleet management. EVE demonstrates updated AI and voice commands. Source: 1X Technologies · Over the past year, 1X has pivoted from purely commercial deployments with EVE to more diverse settings with NEO. The company raised $100 million in January. When will humanoids using unified AI models be ready for the domestic market? 1X Technologies showed advances in AI and teleoperation enable multiple humanoids to conduct a sequence of tasks. For humanoid robots to be useful in household settings, they must learn numerous tasks. 1X Technologies today released a video (above) showing how it is applying artificial intelligence and teleoperation to training its robots and controlling sequences of skills via voice. “For example, if the first robot didn’t get to the right spot next to a table, then the second robot has to stick its arm out further to grab something, and the third task has to compensate even more. Errors tend to compound.” · “We’ve built a way for humans to instruct the robots on tasks so that if they make a mistake, the human can dictate what the command should be,” he added. “We use a human in the loop issuing natural-language commands.” · In the video, 1X Technologies showed a person directing multiple robots to perform a sequence of actions with a simple voice command.
Humanoid Maker 1X Opens US Factory, Plans to Make 10,000 Home Robots This Year - Bloomberg
1X Technologies AS, the Norway-founded robotics startup backed by OpenAI, has opened a new 58,000-square-foot factory in Hayward, California, where it aims to be one of the first players to build humanoids for consumers at scale.
1X begins production of NEO humanoids in California facility - The Robot Report
“By using NVIDIA Jetson Thor as the brain and the NVIDIA Isaac open robotics platform as its training ground, 1X is able to accelerate the development and deployment of intelligent robots like NEO that can work safely alongside humans.” 1X Technologies AS this week said launched full-scale production at its new facility in Hayward, Calif. It serves as the primary hub for NEO, the company’s humanoid robot designed to operate quietly—at a decibel level lower than a modern refrigerator—while navigating domestic spaces. “This is more than just a factory opening — it’s proof that the future of humanoid robotics is being built right here in the U.S.,” stated Bernt Børnich, founder and CEO of 1X. “We’re not dreaming about abundance; we’re manufacturing it. More production means more robots, and more robots mean the fastest path to physical AI. “Humanoid robots require high-performance, real-time AI inference and continuous training and testing in simulation for safe and reliable operation,” said Deepu Talla, vice president of robotics and edge AI at NVIDIA. “By using NVIDIA Jetson Thor as the brain and the NVIDIA Isaac open robotics platform as its training ground, 1X is able to accelerate the development and deployment of intelligent robots like NEO that can work safely alongside humans.” While the first year’s production sold out within five days of the October launch, 1X Technologies said it is currently using the Hayward line to supply its research and development and internal home-testing programs. Domestic shipments to the public are scheduled to begin in 2026. Mike Oitzman is a robotics industry veteran and Senior Editor of WTWH Media’s Robotics Group, covering automation for The Robot Report and co-hosting its podcast.
humanoid robots - Latest news & articles from IEEE Spectrum
Explore the latest news, analysis, and videos on humanoid robots — from advances in bipedal mobility and AI-driven manipulation to industry applications, challenges, and breakthroughs in humanoid technology from research labs, startups, and ... Explore the latest news, analysis, and videos on humanoid robots — from advances in bipedal mobility and AI-driven manipulation to industry applications, challenges, and breakthroughs in humanoid technology from research labs, startups, and companies like Boston Dynamics, Tesla, Figure AI, Agility Robotics, Unitree, Google Deepmind, Apptronik, 1X Technologies, and more. All the latest humanoid robots news, videos, and more from the world's leading engineering magazine.
LimX Dynamics demonstrates latest humanoid robot motions - The Robot Report
# LimX Dynamics demonstrates latest humanoid robot motions By Eugene Demaitre | Humanoid robots are getting more agile and potentially more useful. LimX Dynamics Inc. today released a video (see above). It shows a full-sized humanoid lying down, doing parallel squats, rotating at the waist, and lifting itself into a standing position by rotating its legs in a way that human hips cannot. “With ongoing advancements in system engineering, @LimXDynamics full-size humanoid robot features a hollow actuator design and high torque-density actuators, enabling full-body balance for a wide range of motion,” with the company on LinkedIn. “Now it achieves complex full-body movements in a ultra stable and dynamic manner.” [...]
How Apptronik is accelerating the humanoid robot race
In Episode 184 of The Robot Report Podcast, co-host Mike Oitzman interviews Jeff Cardenas, co-founder and CEO of humanoid robot manufacturer Apptronik. The company raised Series A funding this week to scale its Apollo humanoid. Eugene Demaitre, editorial director for The Robot Report, also joins the show to recap highlights from the Manifest supply chain event in Las Vegas. ## Show timeline 2:40 – Update from Manifest trade show 7:45 – News of the week 25:21 – Jeff Cardenas, CEO and co-founder, Apptronik ## News of the week ### Apptronik raises $350M to build humanoids [...] ### Apptronik raises $350M to build humanoids Apptronik’s Series A funding was co-led by B Capital and Capital Factory, with Google also participating. This funding round positions Apptronik among a growing number of humanoid companies attracting major investments. Other notable examples include: Figure AI, which has raised $854 million, including a massive $675 million Series B round in February Agility Robotics, with at least $178 million raised (though the details of their recent investment from Schaeffler remain undisclosed) 1X Technologies, which has garnered $136.5 million, including a $100 million Series B round [...] For more about the growing interest in funding humanoid development, listen to The Robot Report Podcast interview with Jamie Lee, managing partner from Tamarak Global. Tamarak was one of the lead investors in Figure‘s $675 million last year, and Lee discussed interest among retail investors in the humanoid market. Cardenas validated this interest in his comments about Capital Factory. ### FANUC’s industrial robot sales drop 16% For the first nine months of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025 — covering April 1 to Dec. 31, 2024 — FANUC reported mixed financial results, reflecting a global economy that is recovering but remains uncertain. Robot sales experienced a 16.4% decline, reaching ¥242,386 million, due to reduced sales across China, Europe, and the Americas.
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