
1X Technologies
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Model 1Logistics & WarehousingEVE Industrial
Humanoid RobotsThe 1X EVE is a commercial wheeled humanoid robot developed by 1X Technologies (formerly Halodi Robotics) for logistics, security, healthcare, and facility operations. Standing 1.88 m tall and weighing 87 kg, EVE combines a 25-degree-of-freedom humanoid upper body with a high-speed self-balancing wheeled base capable of travelling at 4 m/s while carrying payloads of up to 15 kg. Powered by proprietary Revo1 quasi-direct-drive actuators, Intel i7 computing, NVIDIA Jetson Xavier AI hardware, and the 1X OS, EVE is designed for safe operation alongside people using shared autonomy, remote teleoperation, and embodied AI. It has become one of the first humanoid robots to achieve meaningful commercial deployment in enterprise environments, particularly in security, logistics, and healthcare.
Revo1 quasi-direct-drive cable transmission · API
Model 2Home AssistanceNEO Gamma
Humanoid Robots1X's home-humanoid prototype generation, designed for household assistance and interaction, with quieter hardware, a protective soft exterior and integrated audio.
Embodied AI · AI Voice Interaction
Model 3Home AssistanceNEO Home Robot
Humanoid RobotsThe 1X NEO is a consumer-focused humanoid robot developed by 1X Technologies for home assistance, domestic automation, embodied AI research, and human-robot interaction. Unlike industrial humanoids focused on manufacturing and logistics, NEO is specifically designed for household environments, featuring a lightweight soft-body design, tendon-driven actuation, advanced AI assistance, and autonomous execution of domestic tasks.
Tendon Drive · AI Network IntegrationMore about 1X Technologies
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