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Robotics company 1X has unveiled the NEO Home Robot, which it calls the world’s first consumer-ready humanoid robot. The Norway-based firm opened preorders this week, positioning NEO as a household assistant designed to handle everyday chores and potentially beating Tesla’s Optimus robot to market. Standing 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 66 pounds, NEO features a soft 3D lattice polymer exterior and comes in Tan, Gray, or Dark Brown. The robot can lift up to 150 pounds and carry 55 pounds, although 1X advises against using it outdoors or in wet conditions. NEO has four hours of battery life and can perform simple tasks such as folding laundry or tidying up, though demonstrations show it still struggles with balance and speed. During a trial observed by the Wall Street Journal, the robot took two minutes to fold a shirt and needed guidance to close a dishwasher. To handle more complex tasks, 1X offers remote assistance, allowing company operators to guide the robot via VR headsets. The company says remote access requires user permission and that NEO’s “ear” lights change color when being piloted remotely. Read more in our articles including "1X announces NEO, the world’s first humanoid robot for home use" and "Neo Basic B3510 Dual-Core Netbook".

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Robotics company 1X has unveiled the NEO Home Robot, which it calls the world’s first consumer-ready humanoid robot. The Norway-based firm opened preorders this week, positioning NEO as a household assistant designed to handle everyday chores and potentially beating Tesla’s Optimus robot to market.

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Standing 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 66 pounds, NEO features a soft 3D lattice polymer exterior and comes in Tan, Gray, or Dark Brown. The robot can lift up to 150 pounds and carry 55 pounds, although 1X advises against using it outdoors or in wet conditions. NEO has four hours of battery life and can perform simple tasks such as folding laundry or tidying up, though demonstrations show it still struggles with balance and speed.

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Our coverage of 1X NEO robot includes: "1X announces NEO, the world’s first humanoid robot for home use"; "Neo Basic B3510 Dual-Core Netbook"; "Neo Basic 4103N Review". Each article provides unique insights and information.