1X NEO
1X NEO is a bipedal robot for consumer household applications.
Summary
1X NEO is a bipedal robot designed for household applications. It can operate autonomously or via remote control, and is capable of tasks like tidying, fetching, and laundry.
The 1X NEO is 167.64 cm tall and weighs 29.937 kg. It has 75 degrees of freedom in total, with 6 per leg, 7 per arm, 2 in the waist, and 3 in the head. The robot uses tendon actuators and reducers, and its hands have 22 active degrees of freedom with tactile sensing. It can walk at 1.4 m/s and has a maximum speed of 6.2 m/s, with stair climbing and fall recovery capabilities. 1X NEO includes stereo cameras with 8.85 MP resolution at 90 fps, 4 microphones, and uses 1X NEO Cortex (Nvidia Jetson Thor) for compute.
Suits
- Consumer use in households.
- Tasks such as laundry, dishes, tidying, and fetching.
- Environments requiring stair climbing and fall recovery.
- Operations requiring a rated payload of 24.948 kg or lifting 69.853 kg.
Limits
- Battery replacement is by the manufacturer.
- LiDAR is not included.
- Security and compliance specifications are not published.
- The robot is currently in preorder stage.
At a glance
Where the joints are
- Total
- 75
- Head
- 3
- Each arm
- 7
- Each wrist
- 3
- Each hand
- 22
- Waist
- 2
- Each leg
- 6
One charge
Payload vs body weight
83% of its own weight
Payload 24.9 kg · body 29.9 kg
Deployments
- NVIDIADemo
- EQTContracted · 10000 units
Price & availability
- $20,000maker's list price
- $499 / monthSubscription · maker's list price
- $20,000reported by a directory · deposit $200
- $20,000estimated, not a firm price
- $20,000estimated, not a firm price · deposit $200
- $20,000reported by a directory
- $20,000reported by a directory · deposit $200 · 36-month warranty
- $499 / monthSubscription · estimated, not a firm price
- $499 / monthSubscription · reported by a directory · deposit $200
- $499 / monthSubscription · reported by a directory
- $499 / monthSubscription · reported by a directory · deposit $200 · 36-month warranty
- $20,000reported by a directory
- $20,000reported by a directory · 36-month warranty
- $20,000reported by a directory
- $20,000reported by a directory · deposit $200
- $20,000reported by a directory
- $20,000reported by a directory
- $499 / monthSubscription · reported by a directory
- $499 / monthSubscription · reported by a directory · deposit $200
- $499 / monthSubscription · reported by a directory
- Price statusList
- Available from2026
- European UnionPreorder
- United StatesPreorder
- United StatesPreorder
- United StatesPreorder
- United StatesPreorder
- United StatesPreorder
- United StatesPreorder
Specs
88 of 195 measures disclosure, not the robot: it counts the specs the maker and the directories we read had published when this page was last checked, so a robot with fewer published specs is not a worse robot. Makers also measure differently — height with or without the head, payload rated or peak — so two sources can both be right and still disagree, which is why every value carries a chip naming who stated it.
- load5/5
- home2/2
- commercial5/5
- organization4/4
- overview12/14
- mobility5/6
- autonomy5/6
- compute5/7
- joints12/19
- perception7/14
- hands6/13
- power7/20
- connectivity2/6
- environment2/6
- body3/10
- safety2/7
- software3/15
- privacy1/9
- security0/6
- compliance0/11
- service0/10
No value below has been independently measured or filed with a regulator — every number is a claim by the maker or by a third-party directory, and the chip on each one says which.
commercial5 of 5
- Price from (USD)
- “Customers interested owning one of the first NEOs can purchase Early Access for $20,000” · 1x.tech
- Deposit (USD)
- “$200 Deposit” · 1x.tech
- Subscription (USD/month)
- “subscription model offering of $499/month” · 1x.tech
load5 of 5
- Rated payload
- “Carry 55 lbs” · 1x.tech
- Peak payload
- “lifting over 150 pounds (68 kg)” · 1x.tech
- Lift capacity
- “Lift 154 lbs” · 1x.tech
- Payload per arm
- “Arm Payload 18 lbs” · 1x.tech
- Hand/end-effector speed
- “Hands 8.0 m/s” · 1x.tech
organization4 of 4
home2 of 2
overview12 of 14
autonomy5 of 6
- Operating modes
- “NEO works autonomously by default.” · 1x.tech
- AI learning method
- “They are actively collecting real-world data and using the 1X World Model to learn practical tasks” · 1x.tech
- Voice interaction
- “Voice Interface Companion allows you to speak naturally to NEO to access all features without using devices.” · 1x.tech
- Teleoperation interfaces
- “Pilot your NEO from anywhere in the world through your Mobile App & VR device.” · 1x.tech
mobility5 of 6
- Walking speed
- “Walking speed 1.4 m/s” · 1x.tech
- Max speed
- “Max run speed 6.2 m/s” · 1x.tech
compute5 of 7
- AI compute metric
- “AI Compute Up to 2070 FP4 TFLOPS” · 1x.tech
joints12 of 19
- Degrees of freedom
- “Specs: 75 degrees of freedom” · robotoverflow.com
- DoF per leg
- “Legs 6x2” · 1x.tech
- DoF per arm
- “Arms 7x2” · 1x.tech
- DoF waist
- “Spine 2” · 1x.tech
- DoF head
- “Neck 3” · 1x.tech
- Actuator types
- “Actuation Low inertia tendon drives” · 1x.tech
- Reduction ratio
- “low gear ratios of approximately 5:1 to 15:1.” · 1x.tech
- Joint torque (per joint)
- “Peak torques reach 3.5 Nm at the thumb CMC” · 1x.tech
- Actuator cycle life
- “Nominal load cycles 2.000.000 (1 day service replacement)” · 1x.tech
- Position repeatability
- “Repetition 0.1mm” · 1x.tech
perception7 of 14
- Camera count
- “2 Stereo-Fisheye-Kameras” · humanoid-world.com
- Camera resolution
- “Camera Dual 8.85MP 90Hz Stereo Fisheye” · 1x.tech
- Camera frame rate
- “Camera Dual 8.85MP 90Hz Stereo Fisheye” · 1x.tech
hands6 of 13
power7 of 20
- Battery chemistry
- “Battery Type: Lithium-based rechargeable” · livium.com
- Battery energy
- “Capacity 842 Wh” · 1x.tech
- Battery swap
- “Swappable Battery No” · livium.com
- Battery replaceable by
- “replacement packs are not user-swappable.” · robotoverflow.com
- Charging method
- “When NEO needs a charge—it plugs itself in.” · 1x.tech
- Charge time
- “can fast-charge to full in about 24 minutes (6 minutes per hour of runtime).” · livium.com
- Runtime
- “Run-time 4h” · 1x.tech
connectivity2 of 6
environment2 of 6
- Noise level
- “Audible noise 22dB” · 1x.tech
body3 of 10
- Height
- “Height 5’6”” · 1x.tech
safety2 of 7
software3 of 15
All sources (26)
- livium.com/humanoids/neo69 values
- aparobot.com/robots/neo62 values
- 1x.tech/neo59 values
- robotoverflow.com/en/robot-database/1x-neo/43 values
- roboatlas.ai/en-US/products/1x-neo40 values
- humanoid.guide/product/neo/34 values
- humanoid-robots.io/robot/neo-by-1x-technologies33 values
- robotsatlas.com/robots/1x-neo31 values
- humanoidapplications.com/robot/1x-neo/29 values
- robozaps.com/products/neo27 values
- humanoidpress.jp/1x-technologies-neo/26 values
- 1x.tech/discover/neo-home-robot26 values
- 1x.tech/order20 values
- 1x.tech/discover/neo-factory19 values
- biorobot.ai/en/robot/1x-neo19 values
- robotico.market/1x-technologies/neo19 values
- 1x.tech/discover/neos-hands16 values
- humanoid-world.com/roboter/1x-neo/15 values
- humanoidrecord.com/robots/1x-neo/9 values
- guijicankao.com/products/1x-neo6 values
- 1x.tech/2 values
- 1x.tech/2 values
- 1x.tech/legal2 values
- 1x.tech/about2 values
- 1x.tech/discover/1x-humanoid-robot-neo-featured-in-nvidia-gtc-keynote1 value
- 1x.tech/privacy-policy1 value
Corrected values (36)
A value below no longer shows on the page — it was superseded, or withdrawn after review. Kept here, not deleted, with the reason it was withdrawn.
- Charge time: 6 min2026-09-27
This was a RATE, not a duration. 1X's own words are "Quick charge 6min per hour runtime": six minutes of charging buys one hour of running, so the 6 is the numerator of a ratio whose denominator is the runtime. This field is the time to charge the robot fully, and livium states the same vendor fact completely — "can fast-charge to full in about 24 minutes (6 minutes per hour of runtime)" — which is the value four independent sources give and the one this key now shows.
- Battery capacity: 842 Ah2026-09-27
This field holds a charge capacity in Ah or mAh, and its own rules exclude an energy figure in Wh — which is what this number is. 1X publishes "Capacity 842 Wh", restated by nine directories and stored under battery energy. livium copied that same 842 into a column headed mAh, so the quote reads "Battery Capacity 842000 mAh" and the value became 842 Ah — roughly 42 kWh, about fifty times the pack 1X publishes, in a 30 kg robot. No source states any charge capacity in Ah or mAh for NEO.
- Field service: Remote2026-09-27
The quote is about TELEOPERATION, which this row's own REJECT names: "on-site or remote said of something else (on-site training, remote teleoperation, a remote operator) — the page must say the SERVICE or repair is on-site / depot / remote". Re-gated with the production gate() against this same cached page, the statement now FAILS enum:not-in-quote: not one of the REMOTE option's six declared aliases (remote support, remote service, remote diagnosis, online support, 远程支持, 远程协助) is in the quote. It only ever passed because a long option CODE counted as its own spelling, the hole closed on 2026-09-25 whose three measured removals were exactly these. Control: "remote diagnosis and remote service are included for every NEO owner" still PASSES as REMOTE, so the rule is not refusing the concept.
- Field service: Remote2026-09-27
The quote is about TELEOPERATION, which this row's own REJECT names: "on-site or remote said of something else (on-site training, remote teleoperation, a remote operator) — the page must say the SERVICE or repair is on-site / depot / remote". Re-gated with the production gate() against this same cached page, the statement now FAILS enum:not-in-quote: not one of the REMOTE option's six declared aliases (remote support, remote service, remote diagnosis, online support, 远程支持, 远程协助) is in the quote. It only ever passed because a long option CODE counted as its own spelling, the hole closed on 2026-09-25 whose three measured removals were exactly these. Control: "remote diagnosis and remote service are included for every NEO owner" still PASSES as REMOTE, so the rule is not refusing the concept.
- Field service: Remote2026-09-27
The quote is about TELEOPERATION, which this row's own REJECT names: "on-site or remote said of something else (on-site training, remote teleoperation, a remote operator) — the page must say the SERVICE or repair is on-site / depot / remote". Re-gated with the production gate() against this same cached page, the statement now FAILS enum:not-in-quote: not one of the REMOTE option's six declared aliases (remote support, remote service, remote diagnosis, online support, 远程支持, 远程协助) is in the quote. It only ever passed because a long option CODE counted as its own spelling, the hole closed on 2026-09-25 whose three measured removals were exactly these. Control: "remote diagnosis and remote service are included for every NEO owner" still PASSES as REMOTE, so the rule is not refusing the concept.
- Bluetooth: Bluetooth2026-09-27
The row's REJECT names this exact shape too: "a 'Bluetooth: Yes / supported' cell — this key is the version number only". The stored quote is aparobot's Connectivity bullet "Bluetooth supported" and the stored value is the word "supported".
- Bluetooth: supported2026-09-27
The row's REJECT names this exact shape too: "a 'Bluetooth: Yes / supported' cell — this key is the version number only". The stored quote is aparobot's Connectivity bullet "Bluetooth supported" and the stored value is the word "supported".
- Robot OS: Proprietary2026-09-27
"Proprietary" is a non-disclosure, not an operating system, and this row's REJECT already covers the class: "a cell that says N/A, none or 'not published' — that is not a value". The key keeps three real values (1X OS, 1X OS (Nvidia Jetson Thor), Ubuntu Linux 24.04).
- Degrees of freedom: 752026-09-27
A DERIVED value, which CLAUDE.md forbids storing as a spec: robozaps's own text is "Degrees of freedom 75 total, DERIVED FROM PUBLISHED JOINT COUNTS" — the page says it computed the number rather than reading it. The other seven statements of 75 are independent and stay, so the key and the shown value are unchanged.
- Torque density: 5.5 N·m/kg2026-09-27
A dimensionless MULTIPLE stored as N·m/kg: guijicankao's "扭矩重量比5.5倍" is "torque-to-weight ratio 5.5 TIMES" (倍 = fold/times) — no unit at all. The row's ACCEPT is "a stated N.m/kg number"; compare unitree-h1's real "Peak Torque Density 189N.m/Kg". This is the same class as CLAUDE.md's RULE UNITLESS.
- Speaker power: 3 W2026-09-27
A COUNT of speakers stored as watts: every one of these quotes counts loudspeakers — "3 stage speaker in pelvis and chest area", "3 speakers", "3-stage speakers", "3-stage speaker system". The row's unit is W and its ACCEPT is "speaker power in W"; compare unitree-g1's real "5W Speaker". 1X publishes no speaker wattage.
- Speaker power: 3 W2026-09-27
A COUNT of speakers stored as watts: every one of these quotes counts loudspeakers — "3 stage speaker in pelvis and chest area", "3 speakers", "3-stage speakers", "3-stage speaker system". The row's unit is W and its ACCEPT is "speaker power in W"; compare unitree-g1's real "5W Speaker". 1X publishes no speaker wattage.
- Speaker power: 3 W2026-09-27
A COUNT of speakers stored as watts: every one of these quotes counts loudspeakers — "3 stage speaker in pelvis and chest area", "3 speakers", "3-stage speakers", "3-stage speaker system". The row's unit is W and its ACCEPT is "speaker power in W"; compare unitree-g1's real "5W Speaker". 1X publishes no speaker wattage.
- Speaker power: 3 W2026-09-27
A COUNT of speakers stored as watts: every one of these quotes counts loudspeakers — "3 stage speaker in pelvis and chest area", "3 speakers", "3-stage speakers", "3-stage speaker system". The row's unit is W and its ACCEPT is "speaker power in W"; compare unitree-g1's real "5W Speaker". 1X publishes no speaker wattage.
- Speaker power: 3 W2026-09-27
A COUNT of speakers stored as watts: every one of these quotes counts loudspeakers — "3 stage speaker in pelvis and chest area", "3 speakers", "3-stage speakers", "3-stage speaker system". The row's unit is W and its ACCEPT is "speaker power in W"; compare unitree-g1's real "5W Speaker". 1X publishes no speaker wattage.
- Made in: United States2026-09-24
exclusive family "country": "initial US shipments scheduled for 2026." proves availabilityRegions on its own alias; it says nothing about manufacturing, which this row's own NOT text forbids
- Made in: United States2026-09-24
exclusive family "country": "initial US shipments scheduled for 2026." proves availabilityRegions on its own alias; it says nothing about manufacturing, which this row's own NOT text forbids
- Hand DoF: 222026-09-24
exclusive family "handdof": the same quote on the same page proves handActiveJointCount more specifically
- Sensors: Stereo camera2026-09-24
list-subset: the same quote also states IMU, STEREO_CAMERA, of which this is a subset
- Sensors: IMU2026-09-24
list-subset: the same quote also states IMU, STEREO_CAMERA, of which this is a subset
- Applications: Manufacturing2026-09-24
list-subset: the same quote also states LOGISTICS, MANUFACTURING, RETAIL, of which this is a subset
- Applications: Logistics2026-09-24
list-subset: the same quote also states LOGISTICS, MANUFACTURING, RETAIL, of which this is a subset
- Applications: Retail2026-09-24
list-subset: the same quote also states LOGISTICS, MANUFACTURING, RETAIL, of which this is a subset
- Price from (USD): $2002026-09-24
exclusive family "price": the same quote on the same page proves depositUsd more specifically
- Price from (USD): $2002026-09-24
exclusive family "price": the same quote on the same page proves depositUsd more specifically
- Price from (USD): $2002026-09-24
exclusive family "price": the same quote on the same page proves depositUsd more specifically
- Run-to-charge ratio: 62026-09-24
the pinned gate no longer accepts this quote for runToChargeRatio
- Peak payload: 69.85 kg2026-09-24
exclusive family "load": the same quote on the same page proves liftLoadKg more specifically
- Peak payload: ≥ 68.04 kg2026-09-24
exclusive family "load": the same quote on the same page proves liftLoadKg more specifically
- Peak payload: ~70 kg2026-09-24
exclusive family "load": the same quote on the same page proves liftLoadKg more specifically
- Payload per arm: 25 kg2026-09-23
audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — robotoverflow's sentence reads 'its tendon-driven design delivers a 70 kg payload and 25 kg carrying capacity' — the quote contains no per-arm wording at all, and 25 kg is the whole-robot carry (1X's own page: 'Carry 55 lbs' = 24.95 kg). registry loadPerArmKg ACCEPT: 'payload of ONE arm'; NOT: 'total payload of both arms or of the whole robot'. Four loadPerArmKg statements survive, including the v
- Price from (USD): $20,0002026-09-23
audit cleanup: price-basis — robotoverflow's lede: 'Price: estimated ~$20,000 for consumer pre-order, early-access at $2,000,000.' A 100× typo (the same sentence's own estimate two clauses earlier is $20,000), live today as a $2,000,000 offer row.
- Price from (USD): $2,000,0002026-09-23
audit cleanup: price-basis — robotoverflow's lede: 'Price: estimated ~$20,000 for consumer pre-order, early-access at $2,000,000.' A 100× typo (the same sentence's own estimate two clauses earlier is $20,000), live today as a $2,000,000 offer row.
- Data generated: Location2026-09-23
audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — Context: the quote sits under 'Information collected automatically … about you, your computer or mobile device, and your interaction over time with our website … using cookies'. registry dataTypesGenerated NOT names this case verbatim: 'what the vendor's WEBSITE or app collects from visitors (cookies, IP address, browser data in a website privacy policy)'; ACCEPT is 'kinds of data the ROBOT itself
- Max joint torque: 3.5 N·m2026-09-23
audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — Full sentence on the page: 'Peak torques reach 3.5 Nm at the thumb CMC and 2.6 Nm at the finger MCP joints, with distal flexion forces up to 45N. The wrist delivers 17.75 Nm of torque.' registry maxJointPeakTorqueNm ACCEPT: 'highest joint torque of the WHOLE robot (usually a knee, hip or other leg joint)'; NOT: 'torque of a finger, thumb, hand or wrist joint (use jointPeakTorqueNm)'. 3.5 Nm is the
- Degrees of freedom: 122026-09-23
audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — The directory's own row reads 'DOF: 12 DoF arms + hands' and its Payload row reads '~5 kg per arm', so 12 is explicitly arms+hands only. registry jointCountTotal NOT: 'a DoF count of one hand or arm only'. Three surviving statements give 75.
AI & skills
- autonomous tidying tasksdemoAutonomous
Hardware
- Nvidia Jetson ThorCompute
- 1X NEO CortexCompute
- 1X Battery PackBattery
- Revo1Actuator
Media
Botlero does not copy the maker's photos. They are linked where the maker publishes them.
Questions
What is the height and weight of 1X NEO?
1X NEO is 167.64 cm tall and weighs 29.937 kg.
What is the battery runtime and charge time?
The battery provides 240 minutes of runtime and charges in 24 minutes via cable.
What is the maximum payload 1X NEO can carry or lift?
It has a rated payload of 24.948 kg and a lift capacity of 69.853 kg.
Does 1X NEO have tactile sensing in its hands?
Yes, 1X NEO's hands have tactile sensing.
What is the robot's walking and maximum speed?
1X NEO has a walking speed of 1.4 m/s and a maximum speed of 6.2 m/s.
Machine-readable: JSON · last checked 2026-09-27 · every value above carries its source, quote and date.