NEO beta by 1X Technologies

A humanoid robot for the home

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A humanoid robot for the home

146 followers

Safe, intelligent, and scalable: NEO is your intelligent android assistant. NEO Beta represents a significant advancement in robotics, moving beyond traditional, stiff robots to humanoids with bio-inspired designs that can safely work among people.

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Hey everyone, gotta say, Bernt Øivind Børnich and his team at X1 Technologies really nailed it with this android assistant, it's awesome to see how far robotics have come, especially with a design that feels natural and safe around people, having something like this at home could really change how we do things, making everyday life a bit easier and more connected, can't wait to see how it evolves and gets even better over time

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2yr ago

It's cool to see a humanoid robot for the home but it really raises the question about safety and functionality, not to mention the price, is it really worth the hype, after seeing similar promises in tech for years, I gotta wonder, will it actually deliver or just be another gadget collecting dust, what kinda features does Bernt plan to add in the future to keep it relevant and useful

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2yr ago

So a robot that's supposed to live with us, great, haven't we learned anything from all those sci-fi movies, hope it's not another overpriced gizmo that gets outdated in a year

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2yr ago

It's interesting seeing a home robot that claims to move beyond stiff mechanics, but I'm kinda skeptical, has X1 truly nailed making it safe and fluid enough for daily use or is it still too much like traditional robots, also, considering how long they've been working on it since 2014, you’d expect more progress by now, not just a beta, right

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2yr ago

I gotta say, I've been following humanoid robots for a while, and this one just feels like a more polished version of what Boston Dynamics and SoftBank Robotics are doing, it claims to be "safe and intelligent," but isn't that what we've heard before, unless they show us something truly groundbreaking in real-world tests, it's hard to see this being anything other than another step in a long road of overpromised and underdelivered tech, don't get me wrong, I get that they've invested years into this project but with all the skepticism around it, the expectations are through the roof, let's see if they can actually meet them

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2yr ago

So Bernt's been at this since 2014, makes you wonder if it's really improved something new or just more of the same tech with a fancy look, I love tech but does this actually fit into our homes or is it just another hype

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2yr ago

So this robot's supposed to be "safe and intelligent" but honestly I'm skeptical there's too much hype around these things and the founder claims he's been at it for years but where's the proof, let's see how it actually performs in real settings before jumping on the bandwagon

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