1X Robotics, backed by OpenAI, has unveiled the Neo beta, a humanoid robot demonstrating advanced movement and agility. The robot’s fluidity and human-like actions have sparked discussions about ...

A company has launched an AI-controlled robot butler for your home ... bots into select homes for testing. NEO Gamma, the ...

Introducing NEO Beta | A Humanoid Robot for the Home Yes, it's a very brief video and, unlike other promos, it doesn't show the humanoid helper performing a multitude of everyday household tasks.

Named 1X, this company is looking to bring the personal robotic butler, or “Butlerbot ... as it showed off the NEO Beta prototype. This is a bipedal robot that has five-digit hands.

The website shows images of the beta version of NEO opening doors and cleaning surfaces, while the recently released teaser video shows the robot responding to a human's command and picking up a ...

But the opportunity to offload such menial tasks to your own personal robot helper may arrive ... has revealed an AI-controlled robo butler for the home, called NEO Gamma. In a promo clip ...

OpenAI-backed robotics company 1X just dropped a short and sweet teaser video for their new humanoid robot, Neo Beta. In the video, the robot hands a person a bag and poses with them for a picture.

The big picture: A robotics firm just unveiled its latest bipedal humanoid robot. It designed the faceless ... Introducing NEO Beta. Designed for humans. Built for the home.

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. 1X has revealed NEO, its humanoid robot that's ...

It's rare that a robot video fills me with sadness, but this new one from 1X featuring the company's new Neo Gama humanoid robot left me in a state of ennui. Neo Gamma is an update to the Neo Beta ...

Robotics company 1X recently revealed its NEO Gamma robot, a humanoid clothed in soft ... One major update from the previous generation Neo Beta is the Neo Gamma's ear rings, which are more ...