1X EVE
1X's wheeled work humanoid, the platform NEO grew out of.
1X, United States
1X, United States
1X NEO
The most explicitly home-focused humanoid currently entering early access.
- Status
- Early access
- Public price
- $499/mo or $20,000
- Category
- Home robot
- Best for
- Home help
How close to a home
5 / 5
Why it matters
Most humanoids still point toward factories. NEO points toward the living room.
What it can do
Built for household assistance with basic autonomy, task learning, object fetching, door interaction, and tidy-home support that improves over time.
The company
1X is unusual because it is building for the home first. Its order page already offers both ownership and subscription paths, with US deliveries starting in 2026.
Specs
One of the strongest home-use stories in the category. Still early, but clearly positioned for everyday domestic life rather than pure industrial work.
Roboosh verdict
If your question is not whether humanoids are real, but when one could enter your home, NEO is one of the strongest answers right now.
Reality check
Early owners are still joining an evolving product. Some complex tasks may still need structured support as the system learns.
How 1X NEO changed
AI-generated illustrations of each generation, not photographs.
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Figure 03
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