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January 13, 2026

Neo humanoid maker 1X releases world model to help bots learn what they see

15 hours agoRebecca Szkutak

Summary

1X released a new world model that it says is a solid step toward its robots being able to teach themselves new tasks.

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Sector Impact

In manufacturing and logistics, this AI advancement will allow for more adaptable and intelligent automation solutions. Robots can be deployed in more unstructured environments and rapidly trained for new tasks, such as package sorting, quality inspection, or assembly, providing a competitive advantage to companies that can effectively integrate this technology.

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Executive Perspective

This world model can dramatically affect operational efficiency. Businesses can now deploy robots that adapt to changing environments and learn new tasks autonomously, reducing the need for specialized programmers or engineers to constantly reprogram the robots. This impacts workflows and reduces operational overhead costs, allowing businesses to leverage more flexible and responsive robotic automation.

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