NEO price

At the end of October, @1x_tech launched the humanoid household robot NEO for pre-order. A one-time purchase of $20,000, or $499 per month. In just a few days, both the robotics and cryptocurrency communities exploded with excitement, and I saw many influencers saying they placed orders. Some friends say this is a scene from a movie coming to life, and others joke that for $499 a month, you can hire a remote real person to fold your clothes. Regardless of the praise or criticism, NEO has brought the "machine economy" into the kitchens of ordinary households for the first time. 🤖 NEO is quite something 🔹 Height: 167cm, Weight: 30kg, 75 degrees of joint freedom, capable of fine manipulation 🔹 Silent at just 22 decibels, quieter than an air conditioner 🔹 Equipped with NVIDIA Jetson Thor GPU, with computing power up to 2 PFLOPS 🔹 Runs the local visual language model Redwood, capable of understanding the "visible world." It can walk, tidy up the table, turn off the lights... It just struggles with complex actions and needs to enter "Expert Mode," where a remote operator takes over to complete the tasks. On the other side of the cryptocurrency world, peaq is laying the "economic foundation" for these machines. ⚙️ peaq is a blockchain operating system designed for machines 🔸 peaq ID: Each robot has a chain-based identity (DID), which can be recognized, billed, and contracted; 🔸 Verify / Store: Ensures that the data uploaded by the robot is real and verifiable; 🔸 Pay: Supports automatic settlement between machines; 🔸 Time: Keeps global devices synchronized at the nanosecond level. It’s like the "Internet Protocol Stack" for the machine world, allowing every robot to be trusted, billed, and incentivized securely. When the two come together, a closed loop of the machine economy emerges. Robots can not only work on their own but also earn money and settle accounts themselves, which sounds really cool. 🚀 The future is here NEO has created the "body" of the future, and peaq provides more imaginative space; at this moment, the machine economy is slowly taking shape. Thanks to technology, thanks to AI, the machines of the future may truly be more than just tools to be used, but living entities that can create value. $PEAQ @peaqnetwork @peaq