1X says that if you’re buying a Neo – especially one of the first few units – you’ve got to be open to the company capturing all kinds of data through the robot for the purposes of improving its capabilities. That will be on your terms, in the sense that people in the Neo’s field of view will be blurred in its camera feed, and it will not venture into any no-go zones you set around your home. Still, that means it won’t be for everyone across the spectrum of privacy concerns at launch.
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1X says that if you’re buying a Neo – especially one of the first few units – you’ve got to be open to the company capturing all kinds of data through the robot for the purposes of improving its capabilities. That will be on your terms, in the sense that people in the Neo’s field of view will be blurred in its camera feed, and it will not venture into any no-go zones you set around your home. Still, that means it won’t be for everyone across the spectrum of privacy concerns at launch.