After a long day, walking to your home.
The lights turn on softly. Your dinner is warm. The laundry is done.
And a calm, friendly voice says, “Welcome back. How was your day?”
That’s not a movie scene, that’s NEO, the humanoid home robot built to bring artificial intelligence to real life.
Created by 1X Technologies, NEO is designed to work alongside humans. It can see, think, and act, not just follow commands but understand context. This new generation of robots is redefining what “smart living” truly means.
Meet NEO: A Robot That Feels Familiar
Unlike traditional factory robots, NEO is built for comfort, safety, and personality.
It stands about 5.5 feet tall, weighs around 30 kilograms, and moves quietly, operating at just 22 decibels. Its soft, human-like design allows it to blend seamlessly into your home environment.
What makes NEO special is how it behaves more like a companion than a tool. Its intelligence evolves with use, learning from your voice, surroundings, and daily habits.
Key highlights include:
- Human-like design with smooth movement and flexible joints
- Smart vision and speech understanding powered by AI
- Soft polymer body for safety and home comfort
- Lifting capacity to 25 kg for carrying groceries or objects
- Voice and gesture response for easy control
Every day, NEO learns and adapts, turning daily routines into effortless experiences.
How NEO Helps at Home Every Day
NEO isn’t just a robot; it’s your multitasking home assistant. It handles simple chores while you focus on more important things.
Here’s what it can do:
- Clean surfaces, fold clothes, or organize your space
- Carry grocery bags or move lightweight furniture
- Connect to your smart home devices to adjust lights, fans, or appliances
- Remind you of appointments, birthdays, or medicine schedules
- Chat casually or read out the news while you relax
Whether you live alone, run a busy household, or care for elderly family members, NEO adapts to your needs, quietly making your life easier.
How AI Gives NEO Its Intelligence
Behind NEO’s graceful movements lies the power of artificial intelligence.
It sees through cameras, listens through microphones, and understands through machine learning.
But AI doesn’t magically learn on its own. It needs structured, labeled examples, and that’s where data labeling comes in.
Data labeling means tagging information (like images, sounds, or text) so that AI can learn to recognize patterns. For NEO, that means:
- Recognizing objects like cups, chairs, or phones through labeled images
- Understanding facial expressions and gestures from labeled video data
- Interpreting voice tone and language using labeled audio data
- Navigating your living space using labeled 3D point cloud data
Without accurate data labeling, NEO couldn’t understand what it sees or hears. It’s the training language that teaches AI how to behave like a human.
Infolks: The Human Touch Behind Artificial Intelligence
The intelligence inside NEO doesn’t come from technology alone. It’s powered by people, by experts who prepare the data that trains AI systems to understand the world.
That’s the role of Infolks, a global leader in data labeling and annotation services. The company provides accurate, high-quality data that fuels AI models like the one inside NEO.
Infolks’ expertise covers:
- Image and video annotation to train robots for object and gesture recognition
- 3D point cloud labeling for spatial awareness and safe navigation
- Text and audio labeling for natural communication
- NLP and generative AI datasets for smarter decision-making
- Triple-level quality assurance and ISO-certified accuracy for reliable outputs
When NEO understands your voice, identifies your face, or avoids obstacles, it’s powered by the data foundation built by teams like Infolks.
Why Data Labeling Matters for Every AI System
Think of artificial intelligence as a student and data labeling as its teacher.
The teacher provides examples, explains meanings, and helps the student understand what’s right or wrong.
That’s exactly how data labeling shapes AI. It gives robots and smart systems the knowledge they need to make decisions. Without it, even the most advanced robot would be like a student without lessons.
In simple terms:
- Data labeling helps AI see the world accurately
- It ensures systems respond safely and correctly
- It allows robots like NEO to interact naturally with humans
Every intelligent machine, from self-driving cars to humanoid robots, depends on high-quality labeled data to function effectively.
The Future of Home Robotics
The launch of NEO marks a major milestone, the moment AI leaves the screen and enters the physical world.
Soon, humanoid robots will become as common as smartphones. They’ll assist with chores, companionship, and even personalized care. But behind every “smart” action lies the foundation of data, prepared, verified, and perfected by human intelligence.
Companies like Infolks are shaping that invisible infrastructure, helping AI systems learn safely and effectively. As this collaboration between humans and machines deepens, home life will evolve into something both intelligent and intuitive.
Conclusion: Where Human and Machine Intelligence Meet
NEO represents more than automation, it’s a symbol of collaboration between human insight and artificial intelligence.
Behind every task NEO performs, there’s data carefully labeled and refined by human experts. That invisible work, done by companies like Infolks, gives AI systems their understanding of the world.
So the next time you see a robot recognize a face, respond to your voice, or tidy a room, remember, there’s a team of human minds that taught it how to do so.
Explore how Infolks fuels the intelligence behind humanoid robots and AI-driven innovation at www.infolks.info