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ROBOVATIONS/CLASSIFICATION RECORD/HUMANOID ROBOTSREVEALED 2018REASSESSED 2026.06.12
1X Technologies

1X EVE

A wheeled humanoid with real arm capability deployed at enterprise sites. Progress remains tied to pilot economics, not consumer readiness.

1X EVE
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SPECIFICATION

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Manufacturer-published figures, measured against every humanoid robots we track.

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Key specificationsManufacturer-published
Wi-Fi
Supported
Mapping & navigation

Autonomous route planning in pre-mapped environments; teleoperator override for unstructured tasks.

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RECORD

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  1. Jul 2026 · AssessmentPre-Release Assessment recorded at 52 of 100
Common questions

What people actually ask.

5 answered
OperationWhy does 1X market EVE as autonomous when teleop is the primary operation mode?
Pilot deployments do execute autonomous routes for patrol and logistics. Teleop covers exceptions (obstacle recovery, complex grasping). The commercial framing emphasizes autonomy potential; the reality is hybrid. Manufacturers typically lead with aspirational positioning before shipping evidence exists.
OperationHow long does a battery charge last on 1X EVE?
1X has not disclosed runtime. Pilot deployments are typically 2-8 hour shifts with on-site charging. No public battery spec available.
OperationCan EVE operate outdoors in rain or on uneven terrain?
Pilots have deployed EVE in controlled outdoor settings (parking lots, defined warehouse perimeters). Extreme weather tolerance and rough terrain limits are undocumented. The wheeled base is more weather-resistant than humanoid legs, but formal environmental ratings have not been published.
OperationIs 1X EVE a predecessor to the bipedal 1X NEO?
Yes. 1X introduced EVE (wheeled humanoid) first as a platform for pilot learning. NEO is the bipedal successor, aimed at consumer subscription operation. EVE remains in enterprise/pilot roles; NEO is the pre-release consumer direction.
OperationWhat happens if the wireless connection drops during autonomous patrol?
Undisclosed. Pre-release products typically fall back to stopping or following a home-route, but 1X has not published failure-recovery behavior. This is a material unknown for safety-critical deployments.

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