Built to join the team. And make the work better.
X1 is designed for the work that burns people out: the two-hundredth identical cocktail, the 6 a.m. rush, the delivery up twenty floors. The people around it stay in charge of what matters most, the guest in front of them.
Three fundamental leaps beyond general-purpose humanoids
General humanoids try to do everything. X1 is built for one industry, food service, and goes deep.
Dual-arm precision. Steady and built to last.
Two arms with fine motor control, engineered for the repetition of a full service day.
Emotion you can see. Speech it understands.
An expressive face and natural conversation, so guests talk to it the way they would to a server.
Layered storage. Convenient and safe.
Supplies are organized in tiers, easy to restock and kept apart for food safety.
An omnidirectional base
Omni-wheels let X1 move in any direction and turn in place behind a crowded counter.
One body. Three bases. Many uses.
The same upper body works on different bases, so one design fits many kinds of venues.
Every task, start to finish, on its own
From the order to the hand-off, X1 is designed to run the whole workflow autonomously.
A large model in every robot
The Huixi R1 domain controller puts large-model intelligence on board, so decisions happen on the robot itself.
Why does a robot wear a uniform?
In hospitality, what you wear tells guests who you are and what you do.
Not just looks. A real requirement.
The uniform is part of what makes a robot ready for a working food-service floor.
A uniform is a humanoid's professional credential
It signals that X1 is part of the team, dressed for the role it is in.
The X1 uniform: core design principles
The thinking behind a uniform made for a robot that moves like a person.
Two layers, built for more than style
A two-layer construction designed to do a job, not just look the part.
Barista. Bartender. Dessert chef. Pastry chef.
Skills learned from the best in each craft, ready to support the crew wherever the rush hits. Each one loads like an app.
Made-to-order drinks. Food retail. Hotel room delivery.
Wherever service happens, from behind the counter to the guest's door.
A steadier shake than a human? The AI Mix Lab
Cocktails measured and shaken with the same precision every time, drink after drink.
X1 at a glance
Full specifications will be published at launch.
CUBECUBE: the robot food truck
X1 inside a mobile kiosk, serving coffee, ice cream and snacks wherever the crowd is.
Follow X1 as it develops.
HUN is monitoring the X1's development and potential future suitability for Canada. Availability has not been confirmed. Join the list and we'll share updates as they are published.