NEO humanoid robot can now teach itself new skills using video-based AI

1X says its new World Model lets NEO learn tasks from video and act in the real world without prior examples.

1X has rolled out a major AI update for its humanoid robot NEO, introducing the 1X World Model. The system allows NEO to turn simple voice or text prompts into physical actions, even in unfamiliar situations.

Powered by a video-based AI model grounded in real-world physics, NEO learns from internet-scale video rather than relying only on pre-programmed behavior. In demos, the robot completes everyday tasks and performs new actions like opening sliding doors, ironing clothes, and brushing hair — without prior training examples.

The update points toward humanoid robots that can continuously teach themselves and adapt to changing real-world environments.

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