1X Neo Humanoid Robot Gets New Tactile Hands for Home Tasks

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Norwegian robotics company 1X has upgraded its Neo humanoid robot with newly developed tactile hands designed for dexterity. The hands are intended to improve the robot's ability to perform household chores and interact with everyday objects. The update focuses on enhancing the robot's physical sensitivity and finger speed. 1X is positioning Neo as a home-assistance robot capable of handling a range of domestic tasks.

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