1X Technologies Company Profile

1X Technologies is a Norwegian-American robotics and AI company building general-purpose humanoid robots for the home. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with manufacturing in Hayward and in Moss, Norway, it was founded in 2014 by Bernt Øivind Børnich under the name Halodi Robotics, initially building safe actuators and control systems for industrial and healthcare robots. In 2018 it launched EVE, a wheeled humanoid for logistics, security and medical settings, before rebranding in 2022 to focus on domestic robotics.

Its current flagship is NEO, a bipedal home robot with a slim, anthropomorphic design. 1X opened pre-orders for NEO in October 2025 at $20,000, or as a $499-per-month subscription, with many tasks still teleoperated by a human wearing a VR headset while the company gathers training data.

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The last valuation is $10B.

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