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1X Technologies Company Profile

1X Technologies robotics company profile: production rollout, humanoid robots, funding stage, markets, key robot, and related Biped.News coverage.

Current status: Production rollout

1X builds NEO, a soft-bodied home humanoid designed for chores, remote assistance, and learning in real homes. Founded as Halodi Robotics in Norway, the company now describes itself as Palo Alto-based and is scaling NEO through Early Access, a Hayward factory, and a planned San Carlos capacity expansion.

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FieldEvidence in the database
Headquarters countryUSA
Founded2014
Commercial statusProduction rollout
Robot typehumanoid
Funding stageseries-b
Tracked funding$123.5M
Target marketshome, healthcare, research, general
Public companyNo
Deployment evidenceDocumented
Key robotNEO
Latest funding signal2024-01-10 · Series B · $100M
Public market statusPrivate
Last source verification2026-08-02

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  1. Laundry Is Becoming the Home-Robot Proving Groundarticle · high confidence
  2. 1X Starts Full-Scale NEO Production in California, Targets 10,000 Home Robots a Yeararticle · high confidence
  3. 1X NEO Is the First Home Humanoid That Has to Prove the Whole Categoryarticle · high confidence
  4. 1X Technologies company profile reviewedprofile · medium confidence
  5. NEO profile and specifications reviewedspecifications · high confidence
  6. 1X Gives NEO the Robot Hands It Needs for Real Home Workarticle · high confidence
  7. EVE profile and specifications reviewedspecifications · medium confidence
  8. Humanoid Hands Are Physical AI's Anti-Hype Testarticle · high confidence

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