The other issue with Neo Beta is that its faceless, fuzzy jumpsuit-wearing form is unnerving to many. Imagine waking up and seeing Neo hanging out in your bedroom, waving its robot fingers at you, or doing some chores in the dark. The hooded humanoid robot is as much the stuff of nightmares as it is the stuff of sci-fi fantasy.
Picking up a backpack and handing it to a smiling human in its promotion video, Neo Beta seems like it could be a helpful companion.
If you take into account that the humanoid assistant could help people with limited mobility or disabilities to better access their surroundings, Neo’s helpfulness seems more significant. Keeping this intended use in mind, it might get easier to see Neo as a helper rather than a creepy guest.
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