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1X Technologies NEO
United States$20,000 outright (Early Access); a $499/month subscription is also offered. · source
A tendon-driven home humanoid with a soft fabric-covered body, about 1.68 m and 30 kg. 1X opened consumer preorders in October 2025 with first deliveries stated for 2026.
Orderable via 1X; first US home deliveries stated for 2026, none delivered yet. Early units rely heavily on teleoperation.
Estimated value & depreciation
NEO isn’t a shipping, buyable product yet, so there’s no resale data to value against. We publish an estimate once a real price and resale signal exist.
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Depreciation curve
value vs. age · ≈40%/yrA depreciation curve appears once the NEO ships — modeled value starts at delivery, not before.
Our tracking record
What we've checked on this robot, when we last looked, and where the number came from. Nothing here is estimated.
- Tracking since
- Last checked
- automated check
- Price on record
- $20,000
- Where it comes from
- 1X Technologies
- Checks logged
- 3 automated checks
Prices are read from the seller's own page, not estimated. When one moves, the change is logged and sent to alert subscribers.
US availability & the FCC Covered List
Built in the United States, so it is not automatically caught by the FCC's rule. A full exemption also requires more than 65% of component cost to be domestic, which manufacturers do not publish.
Built in Hayward, California (NEO Factory); Moss, Norway remains the founding/actuator site source.
Frequently asked
How much does the 1X Technologies NEO cost?
$20,000 new ($20,000 outright (Early Access); a $499/month subscription is also offered.).
Is the 1X Technologies NEO available to buy?
Pre-order. Orderable via 1X; first US home deliveries stated for 2026, none delivered yet. Early units rely heavily on teleoperation.
What are the 1X Technologies NEO’s specifications?
It is a bipedal humanoid robot, debuting 2024: 5'6" (1.68 m) tall, 66 lb (30 kg), 75 degrees of freedom.
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