NEO is a clothed home robot that learns from human operators. When it can't do a task, you schedule someone to control it remotely, and the robot learns from watching. A $200 deposit gets you on the preorder list.
The NEO home robot, which you can actually preorder for a $200 deposit. They actually had this one at CES and they were doing like a demo of it, like vacuuming a living room kind of thing. This one is just interesting because it's like a robot wearing clothes to kind of hide the fact that it's a robot. If you get one of these and put it in your house, somebody's going to be teleoperating it while it cleans your house.
Yeah. So it's in the FAQs. But basically what happens is if you give it a task and it is not able to accomplish it autonomously, which most likely is going to be a lot of tasks in early days, they will have you could schedule a time with their tele operators for them to accomplish the task. Now, the hope is by the tele operator accomplishing the task through neo. NEO will learn and not need a tele operator for subsequent tasks.
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