Humanoids for the home — find independent technicians who know 1X hardware.
1X Technologies of Norway (formerly Halodi) took a different path: the NEO Beta humanoid was designed for home assistance, with cable-driven actuators meant to be safe around people. The company raised significant funding on the thesis that homes are the next deployment frontier.
Technicians experienced with 1X hardware know the NEO platform's distinctive tendon-driven actuation — very different from the quasi-direct-drive joints in most humanoids. Service work emphasizes safe home deployment, calibration, and the teleoperation systems 1X uses.
Focus: Home assistance & safe actuation. A note on "certified": no manufacturer certification program exists for 1X yet. We list technicians with verified hands-on experience and match by specialty — and we'll adopt official certifications here if 1X creates one.
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There is no official 1X certification program yet — we list independent technicians with hands-on 1X experience. As manufacturer programs emerge, we'll reflect them here.
Across all brands, actuators and batteries top the list. The right fix depends on the model and revision — a technician confirms with diagnostics before you buy parts.
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