About 1X Technologies (formerly Halodi)
1X Technologies a Norwegian robotics company founded in 2015 has a staff of 60. The Company has raised over $36m in seed and series A financing to develop a bipedal robot called Neo. The goal of the company is to create robotics technology that can improve the quality of life for people around the world. 1X Technology precedes its flagship product Eve, a wheeled humanoid robot, with Neo.
Halodi’s history can be traced back to Bernt Børnich and Oyvind Reed’s work in the field of robotics. Børnich had previously worked on developing humanoid robots for the entertainment industry. Reed had worked on developing exoskeletons for physical rehabilitation. The two started Halodi after realizing there was a need for robotic technology that could help people in a variety of physical contexts.
Eve Humanoid
In 2019, Halodi introduced the Eve humanoid robot, originally designed for research, which quickly garnered attention for its advanced capabilities and impressive design. ADT Commercial, an early-stage investor launched EvoGuard, an intelligent autonomous guarding solution.
The Eve robot is designed to be highly agile and versatile and has a range of sensors and cameras that allow it to detect and respond to its environment. It appears the robot is equipped with advanced AI algorithms that can learn from its experiences and make decisions based on its observations.
People use the Eve robot in a variety of applications, including healthcare, education, and entertainment. The Eve robot has also featured in a number of high-profile events, including the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
At the present time, Eves r3 Specifications:
- Manipulators: Two articulate arms which can life 17.6lb held straight out
- Height: 5′ 9″
- Locomotion: self-balance wheeled
- Weight: 168lb
- Speed: 13.5mph
- Known Sensors: Two Realsense Cameras
- Processors: dual Intel CPUs
- Autonomous Operation: Semi (human in the loop)
- Cost: $150,000
1X Technology Neo bipedal Humanoid
1X Technology recently closed a $23m Investment round to further development of its upcoming bipedal robot NEO.
Neo
However, I cannot find much in terms of specs on 1X Technology’s Neo due out summer of 2023 but look forward to learning more.