ChatGPT NEO le robot HUMANOIDE qui révolutionne la maison en 2025 !

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🚀N1 FORMATION🚀https://parlonsia.teachizy.fr/ Neo (1X Technologies) : un robot humanoïde à usage général (polyvalent) qui apporte l’IA incarnée (Embodied AI) à la maison. Conçu avec une ingénierie de pointe, des performances équilibrées, et une approche sécurité d’abord. Issu de l’ADN Halodi Robotics en Norvège, soutenu par l’OpenAI Startup Fund. Au programme : robotique, comportement intelligent, apprentissage incarné, cas d’usage, limites et impact sur la main-d’œuvre/travail. 🚀Découvrez NEO, le **humanoid robot** qui pourrait bien redéfinir votre quotidien ! Ce concentré de **robotique** et d'**intelligence artificielle** promet de transformer votre **smart home**. Imaginez un futur où les **robots** s'occupent de tout, grâce à cet **ai robot** signé 1X **1x neo**. Site de lien de la société : www.1x.tech 1x.tech 1x-technologies (LinkedIn) @1X-tech (YouTube) 1x.technologies (Instagram) @1x.tech (TikTok) 1x_tech (X)  🔗 Rejoins la communauté IA & Business 🌐 https://parlonsia.teachizy.fr 📺 https://www.youtube.com/@IAExpliquee.x 📺 https://dailymotion.com/formation.ai87 📘 Facebook : https://bit.ly/4kabhuA 🐦 Twitter / X : https://x.com/ParlonsIAx 📩 Contact : formation.ai87@gmail.com 🎙️Podcast –https://open.spotify.com/show/1ThhxveRkTiSGR09cZsrPR ✍ BLog: https://medium.com/@flma1349/ 💃https://www.tiktok.com/@parlonsia 👉 inscrit toi ici : https://bit.ly/GEMINI_PROMO ------------ 📩 IA a tester : ✍  Coder agent IA: https://bit.ly/Coder_agentiA ✍  Short AI: http://bit.ly/4lzE782 ✍  SEO agent IA : https://urlr.me/P8AS5N  code rection 25% : PARLONSIA25 ✍ BEST Ai video Edimakor : https://goo.su/4Ci7M ----- Chapitres 0:00 – Intro & promesse : humanoïde domestique, sécurité d’abord 0:42 – Origines : 1X Technologies, Halodi Robotics (Norvège), OpenAI Startup Fund 1:35 – Ingénierie & design : robot, androïde, matériaux, performances équilibrées 2:30 – Ce que Neo permet de faire : aide à la maison, tâches, usage général (polyvalent) 3:20 – IA incarnée & apprentissage incarné (Embodied AI / Embodied Learning) 4:15 – Comportement intelligent : perception, planification, interaction 5:10 – Autonomie du robot humanoïde : navigation, manipulation 6:05 – Sécurité d’abord : matériel + logiciel, tests, conformité 7:10 – App & connectivité : contrôle, mises à jour, écosystème robotique 8:15 – Cas d’usage concrets : particuliers, créateurs, tech 9:30 – Limites actuelles & feuille de route (R&D) 10:40 – Impact travail / main-d’œuvre (labor) & société 11:30 – Conclusion & comment précommander chez 1X Technologies  Qu’est-ce que Neo ? Neo est un robot humanoïde usage général de 1X Technologies conçu pour automatiser des corvées à la maison grâce à l’IA incarnée et un comportement intelligent.  À qui s’adresse Neo ? Neo s’adresse aux foyers cherchant un androïde de robotique domestique sûr et polyvalent, pensé « sécurité d’abord ».

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00:00What if your house started taking care of itself?

00:03Today we're going to talk about the humanoid robot that sees, hears, and learns like a human, without ever getting tired.

00:10Its name is Neo, it's by One Tech, and it promises to change our daily lives.

00:15Neo is a humanoid robot designed for the home, conceived to be safe, useful, and intelligent.

00:22And I confess that I'm hesitant to start taking it, to rent it.

00:27I'll tell you about him; he's 1.65m tall and weighs 30kg, and has a rather flexible, sinewy body.

00:33which makes it lightweight, quiet, and they say quite safe around humans.

00:37It can lift up to 25 kg, move freely, and perform a variety of tasks.

00:43Organize, carry, open, water, clean, and at the heart of the system is Redwood AI,

00:49a model of perception and planning, inspired by the human brain.

00:54A kind of step-by-step reinforcement learning,

00:59And it is this AI that will allow it to see, hear, and understand its environment.

01:03then to break down an instruction into autonomous action.

01:07To walk, to grasp, to move, to place.

01:09It has a Wi-Fi and 5G connected system.

01:12Neo, therefore, learns continuously, receiving updates that enhance his abilities.

01:16and it can be controlled or monitored via the One Tech app on your mobile phone.

01:21Furthermore, the model has a centralized neural system,

01:26that is to say, all units return to a server system

01:30to share computing power,

01:33And that's how they will start to increase skills and learning.

01:37It's really going to be a dynamic system.

01:39which will allow the entire Neo fleet to learn everyday tasks.

01:45As we did with Chad GPT,

01:48We will train the model so that, every day, it can become better.

01:53In this new system, we are looking at this architecture,

01:56composed primarily of tendons,

01:59made of composites,

02:01with a coating structure,

02:03And then we have what we call a covering, a mesh,

02:06which means that the robot, in itself, is not very heavy.

02:0830 kg is extremely light, it's easy to move.

02:11And then we have this external composition.

02:13which will be an envelope.

02:15And this envelope is customizable.

02:16We will be able to choose colors.

02:18He is not particularly fast,

02:20But he does the tasks.

02:21He can therefore attend,

02:23And I think there will definitely be a market.

02:25especially for the elderly,

02:27but not only that.

02:28I think that, when you discover, in fact,

02:30both the price and the possibility, today,

02:32that we have a monthly rental,

02:34This makes the field very affordable.

02:37So, that will also raise another question,

02:39which is very clear.

02:39Those who, today, provide assistance to people.

02:43And it's already starting to sink in.

02:45Because it's important to understand

02:46that the world is changing.

02:49So, we've been told this for a very long time,

02:50Artificial intelligence is turning everything upside down.

02:53But now we are entering a different sphere.

02:56We are no longer talking about prototypes.

02:58The model that's here, that model,

03:01it's the humanoid companion that is really designed

03:03to transform our lives at home.

03:05So, it combines AI and advanced hardware

03:08to help with everyday tasks.

03:10That is to say, it incorporates artificial intelligence.

03:14every day.

03:14You can ask him general questions.

03:17And then we have a system that makes decisions.

03:20And his body will be powered by the tendons.

03:22the silent and lightweight system,

03:24what we saw previously,

03:25with a so-called low-energy movement

03:27to make it particularly safe,

03:29for us, for our home,

03:31to effectively avoid having shocks.

03:32Hence the perhaps rather padded structure

03:35in a hexagonal shape that surrounds its steel structure.

03:39NEO's hardware is, in fact, packed with features.

03:41It's like a second human part,

03:44a kind of load-bearing capacity.

03:46He already possesses a certain strength,

03:4725 kg, 55 pounds,

03:49so that it can reliably handle chores.

03:52And they also worked a lot on the design aspect.

03:55If you look at the NEO system,

03:57It is quite visually appealing.

03:59And I would say that even if we had to transport it,

04:02At 30 kg, almost anyone should be able to move it.

04:05if there was a need.

04:07Therefore, each NEO comes with a combination of machine-washable mesh

04:11and a head and shoes

04:13which can be customized in style with three colors, as we have seen.

04:16For the use case, they wanted to do a simple experiment.

04:19As soon as the box is opened,

04:20The core of the experience is fully autonomous.

04:22We are directly in the body-force system.

04:25That is to say, it can be programmed for an hour.

04:27so that NEO can do all the chores

04:29so that we can come home to a clean house every day.

04:34And that idea changes everything.

04:36Because when you start looking

04:37How much does a robot vacuum cleaner cost?

04:39And what is the final cost of NEO?

04:41We realize that perhaps NEO might replace

04:44lots of products in the house.

04:46So, the AI Companion function,

04:48That's because you can also talk to NEO for help.

04:50Either for a difficult question

04:52or a household chore.

04:54While you're not here,

04:55The system is designed to do household chores.

04:57which are planned.

04:58So, he's going to arrange the laundry.

05:00He will clean it.

05:00He's going to organize the fridge supplies.

05:02He will water the plants.

05:03He's going to water the businesses.

05:05So, it's quite surprising.

05:06to see this capacity,

05:07this autonomy of the model.

05:09And of course, we'll have to see

05:10if it lives up to its promises in the real world.

05:12But today, quite honestly,

05:14when you discover the price

05:16And you say at that price,

05:18There are many who will be able to afford it.

05:20Even just when you have to pay someone

05:22Who has to do the tasks?

05:24And that's where we get into a debate.

05:25which is quite complicated.

05:26who is today,

05:27how we are going to design our company

05:30With this change?

05:32We need to be very clear.

05:33This is going to revolutionize the way we do things.

05:35to design the work.

05:37So, of course,

05:39the part that will change,

05:40It's about managing autonomy.

05:42So, Neo gains access

05:43with the latest AI features

05:45to ask how it will be updated,

05:48how it will recharge,

05:49because it has a charging station.

05:50So, the model, while he is working,

05:52he will be able to detect

05:53the moment when he has a down moment

05:55at the level of the load

05:56and recharge.

05:58The model's own battery life

06:01is still relative, though.

06:02That is to say, 4 hours ago.

06:03So, we need to look at the speed

06:04to which he moves.

06:06That's pretty much what I would tell you.

06:06Whereas we use automated systems.

06:09When I talk about automata,

06:10I'm talking about GPT chat systems

06:11and that they be given tasks

06:13like going on the web,

06:14We realize that it's relatively slow.

06:16So, let's watch this scene,

06:17She is very interesting.

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06:48So, Neo, it's really

06:55the voice AI company

06:58for all kinds of conversations

06:59where other AI assistants

07:02are confined to the telephone

07:03to your computer.

07:05Neo, he's going to live with us

07:06in physical space

07:07and the ability to see, to hear,

07:10to remember things

07:11of our environment

07:11will really bring us

07:13a helpful aid.

07:14So, we immediately think so

07:15for the elderly.

07:15We have a very high demand

07:17and a very big need

07:18with the legislation of the population.

07:19But for example, it can also suggest

07:21the fact of helping us

07:22in the kitchen,

07:23recipes,

07:24depending on what is available

07:25in the fridge.

07:25Because he is capable, therefore

07:26to retain the list,

07:28our progress.

07:29And we can teach him languages.

07:31even giving him advice.

07:32And then, he can participate too.

07:34by actually giving advice himself.

07:37Her gestures and her luminous rings

07:38express his intentions.

07:40So, we designed a model

07:42that is friendly

07:43to take it psychologically

07:45for human beings

07:45because there is a factor

07:46acceptance.

07:48That's why he's small.

07:49that he makes sure, in my opinion,

07:50not to frighten

07:51and to return somewhere

07:53very friendly

07:53this first model

07:55differently from what we do

07:56for example in figure 0203

07:58or even Tesla's box

08:01with Elon Musk

08:02where we have models

08:03who are a little more assertive.

08:06This one is designed

08:07for an audio intelligence system

08:09which can also determine

08:10if you address him

08:12or to someone else in the room

08:13to decide whether he should respond.

08:15So, that's it now.

08:16the problems we could have had

08:18at the time

08:18with other models

08:19such as Alexa.

08:21We'll see how it works.

08:22at the moment when we are about to ask him the question.

08:24But, as one might expect,

08:25the domestic robot

08:26can speak naturally to Neo

08:28and the main interface

08:29for all its features

08:30including autonomy.

08:32What's interesting to see

08:33that's what today

08:34there will certainly be

08:34a way to learn too

08:36to interact

08:36as we learned

08:37to interact with ChatGPT

08:39because there is still

08:40sentences

08:41and a way of expressing oneself

08:42that we won't be able to keep

08:44in the same way

08:45than with a human.

08:46But it will still be interesting.

08:47because Neo's system

08:49which works with the architecture

08:51Redwood AI

08:52therefore allows him

08:52to perform household chores

08:54basic self-sufficiency.

08:56So, yes, of course.

08:58He can open a door.

08:59It can move,

09:00he can perform actions

09:01and Neo's autonomy

09:03therefore works

09:04by breaking down queries

09:05such as, for example,

09:07Neo, can you

09:08Bring this cup to the sink?

09:10We can see that,

09:11in a simple step,

09:12walk towards the person,

09:13grab the cup,

09:15go to the kitchen,

09:16then place the element,

09:18it's something

09:18than the model today

09:19is capable of doing.

09:20The question is

09:21will he be

09:21Up to human standards?

09:24We know that when we want

09:25something,

09:25We always want more.

09:26That's the whole question, too.

09:27that we need to ask ourselves

09:28and battery life will improve

09:30with the data

09:31autonomy of action,

09:33particularly with the data

09:34various aspects of real-life experience.

09:36As we said,

09:36all models

09:37are connected to each other,

09:38they will allow

09:38therefore to increase

09:39very quickly

09:40the skill level

09:42of the model.

09:42So, as the chores progressed,

09:44you will therefore receive

09:44updates

09:45of the Redwood model

09:46which will therefore increase

09:47the complexity of the tasks

09:48that Neo can handle

09:49and find the keys

09:51the new domestic companion

09:53who, while you're not there,

09:55will complete its own cycle

09:57laundry detergent,

09:58disturbance.

09:59In the long run,

09:59Neo is likely to become

10:00fully autonomous

10:02and able to help us

10:03for the home.

10:04So, Neo is already

10:05Pre-sale available.

10:06You need to know

10:07that it is available

10:08for $20,000

10:10at the purchase

10:11and you have

10:12for less than 500 euros

10:13per month

10:13the possibility

10:14to have it rented.

10:16So, when we look at the cost

10:17of a person

10:19at home

10:20Of course,

10:21we cannot compare

10:22human presence

10:22but it will be very useful

10:25in a number

10:25of daily newspapers

10:26and it's happening

10:27to make us change

10:28the vision

10:29that one can have

10:30both robots

10:31of our autonomy

10:32and of our society.

10:33There is a very big question

10:34which is currently opening.

10:35We're here.

10:36We're here.

10:37We have them with us.

10:38We are happy

10:39to see them arrive

10:40But how are we going to

10:42change our society?

10:43I have the impression

10:44that we are not yet ready

10:45to this change.

10:47Tell me

10:47What do you think?

10:48Are we ready?

10:49to this change?

10:50Do you,

10:51you will be able

10:51to put in 500 euros

10:53per month

10:53to have

10:54an agent

10:54maintenance,

10:56correspondence

10:57who can help

10:58your children

10:59to do homework,

11:00to clean the house,

11:01To take out the groceries?

11:03Brief,

11:03tell me this

11:04in the comments.

11:05I'm curious

11:05to know

11:06your position.

11:07Subscribe

11:07chain

11:08if it hasn't been done.

11:09Leave a like

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11:11Did you like it?

11:12you have below

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11:14booster

11:14and I tell you

11:15see you soon,

11:16Until next time.

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11:25It doesn't matter.

11:29Thank you, Robert.

11:30Can you all wrestle me or no, Robert?

11:32We could try, but I don't know how else it's going to go.

11:37Should I let him win, guys?

11:38Should I let him win?

11:43Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

11:45What the f*** is this?

11:47Throw it in the trash.

11:50Throw it in the trash?

11:51Yes, it's the trash, Robert.

11:55Robert, thank you, Robert.

11:57Go to the trash.

12:00Thank you.

12:01Give me a hug.

12:02Love you too, Robert.

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