1HMX
About
About 1HMX
Nexus NX1 combines HaptX Gloves G1 with full-body tracking and interchangeable locomotion systems from Virtuix and Freeaim. The gloves provide force and tactile feedback across the hands, while the wider setup records hand, body and movement data as one synchronised human-control stream.
The system can be used to teleoperate a robot, capture demonstrations for training or place a user inside an immersive simulation. 1HMX exposes integration through C++, Unreal and Unity tooling and describes NX1 as an early commercial platform, with initial shipment timing targeted for 2026 rather than an already established large-scale installation base.
Products
Supply
Supply chain relationships
- Freeaim Technologies
Inbound - Teleoperation - 1HMX selected Freeaim motorised shoes for Nexus NX1 humanoid teleoperation and training
Source - Virtuix
Inbound - Teleoperation - Virtuix supplies the Omni One treadmill used to control the 1HMX Nexus NX1
Source - HaptX
Inbound - Teleoperation - HaptX supplies teleoperation to 1HMX
Source
Team
- Joe Baddeley - Chief Executive Officer - Leads the HMI manufacturing group and its expansion into immersive, haptic and robotics interfaces.
- Jake Rubin - President, Immersive Technologies - Leads the immersive-technology work underpinning HaptX Gloves and the Nexus NX1 teleoperation and training system.
Timeline
Events
- 2025-11-18 - Product Launch - 1HMX introduces Nexus NX1 for humanoid teleoperation and training
Nexus NX1 combines HaptX Gloves G1, Virtuix Omni One, Freeaim robotic shoes and 72-degree-of-freedom body and hand tracking. The system captures motion, tactile, pressure, locomotion and body-position data for robotic control, AI training and user feedback. 1HMX opened pre-orders with estimated shipment in the second quarter of 2026.
Source - 2025-08-20 - Org Change - AIS Global rebrands as 1HMX
Advanced Input Systems, Gamesman, HaptX, Medigenic and Touch International retained their product-brand identities. The group combined HMI components, touchscreens, wearables, engineering, manufacturing and supply-chain capabilities. 1HMX identified Coeur d'Alene, Idaho as its headquarters and Joe Baddeley as Chief Executive Officer.
Source - 2024-11-14 - Partnership - AIS Global expands HaptX agreement with exclusive worldwide licence
The agreement covered HaptX Gloves G1, Airpacks and related accessories. HaptX founder Jake Rubin and other key staff joined AIS Global to continue product development and commercialisation. HaptX customers moved to AIS Global for new orders and product support.
Source - 2024-04-05 - Acquisition - AIS Global acquires Touch International
Touch International supplied engineered touchscreen and display-enhancement systems for aerospace, medical, industrial and military customers. The acquisition expanded AIS Global's vertically integrated HMI manufacturing platform before its rebrand as 1HMX.
Source
Relations
Relationships
- HaptX
Technology Partner - 1HMX and HaptX extended their partnership around haptic feedback technology for immersive simulation and robotics applications.
Context
Context tags
- Humanoid training simulation platform - Peer Group
- Humanoid teleoperation training - Workflow
- Humanoid training infrastructure - Stack Layer
- Humanoid development labs - Customer Environment