Neo is the new humanoid from 1X, designed to handle household chores with a voice, movements, and body similar to those of a human being. It costs twenty thousand euros and brings AI into domestic ...

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Neo, a robot housekeeper created by AI and robotics company One-X, is bringing a touch of the future to households.