1X Robots
- Headquarters
- Palo Alto, CA, USA
- Founded
- 2014
- Ownership
- Privately held
- Website
- Website
Overview
1X Technologies is a Norwegian robotics company focused on developing safe, advanced humanoid robots capable of working alongside humans. Their flagship products include EVE, an android designed for security and logistics tasks, and NEO, a bipedal humanoid robot for home assistance. The company is backed by OpenAI and aims to create embodied AI systems that can perform useful work in real-world environments.
Key facts
- Total raised
- $123,500,000
- Robots tracked
- 3
Funding
Total raised: $123,500,000
| Date | Round | Amount | Lead investor | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-01-13 | Series B | $100,000,000 | Available on Pro. | Available on Pro. | 1x.tech (opens in a new tab) |
All 1X robots
NEO
1X Technologies' general-purpose humanoid home robot, built to learn and perform everyday household chores while operating safely and quietly around people.
$20,000
EVE R3
1X Technologies' third-generation EVE: a wheeled, self-balancing humanoid android built for real-world industrial manipulation and AI data collection.
1X NEO Hand
The hands of 1X's NEO humanoid: 25 degrees of freedom (22 in the fingers and palm plus 3 at the wrist), tendon-driven and force-controlled, with tactile sensing across fingertips and surfaces. They ship only as part of NEO.
How much do 1X robots cost?
One 1X robot currently has a published price: NEO at $20,000.
| Model | Price | Availability | Release year |
|---|---|---|---|
| NEO | $20,000 | Preorder | 2026 |
No published price yet (sold by enquiry): EVE R3, 1X NEO Hand.
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