1X never sold EVE at retail. Estimated production cost was around $100,000 per unit (3rd-gen, 2022). Commercial customers leased it for approximately $50,000 per year.
EVE performed indoor security patrols, transported payloads up to 15 kg, and opened doors using its 7-DOF arms. It navigated autonomously via lidar and 3D cameras, operating for up to 6 hours per charge.
EVE is discontinued. No new units are available. Limited used units may appear on secondary markets, but support is not guaranteed.
Spot is a quadruped ideal for outdoor and uneven terrain inspection, while EVE is a wheeled humanoid specialized for indoor manipulation. Spot costs $74,500; EVE was leased at ~$50k/year. Spot is still actively sold and supported.
Height: 1.85 m, weight: 85 kg, 22 degrees of freedom (7 per arm), 6-hour battery life, 1.5 m/s max speed, wheeled locomotion, payload: 15 kg.
1X Technologies (formerly Halodi Robotics), founded in 2014 in Horten, Norway. The company develops general-purpose humanoids and raised over $100 million from OpenAI and Tiger Global.
6 hours of continuous operation. Charging time is not disclosed. Battery is likely integrated and non-swappable.
Security and logistics. EVE was piloted by ADT Security for patrolling commercial buildings. It was also considered for warehouse material transport.
