NEO vs EVE
1X Technologies NEO, 1X Technologies EVE compared on the things that decide a purchase: price, capability, what actually ships, and estimated costs to your destination.
Delivered price, head to head
Delivered estimates to United States for 1 of 2 machines. The remaining costs need confirmation.
1X Technologies
NEO
$20,044
to $20,168 landed
Domestic, no import
1X Technologies
EVE
Not orderable
Fleet deals only, no individual orders.
Delivered to United States: the import estimate (machine plus freight, Sales tax (0%), robot duty, and broker), or a seller in your own market where one lists the machine for less. Accessories excluded. Check configuration and request a seller quote on each robot's datasheet.
Some costs are unknown, so no overall lowest-cost machine can be identified.
Compare the details
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| Specification |  1X Technologies NEO |  1X Technologies EVE |
|---|---|---|
| Priced configuration | See seller configuration | See seller configuration |
| Listed price | $20,000 | Price on request |
| Class | Dev / demo | Frontier |
| Who can buy | Consumer | Enterprise |
| Status | Preorder | Business sales only |
| Capability rating | 5/5 | 4/5 |
| Maturity rating | 3/5 | 4/5 |
| Origin | United States | Other |
| Size class | Full-size | Wheeled base |
| Height | 168 cm / 5 ft 6 in | 183 cm / 6 ft 0 in |
| Footprint (W x D) | 44 x 26 cm | 60 x 60 cm |
| Weight | 30 kg | 83 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 75 | 25 |
| Battery (listed) | 240 min | 240 min |
| Payload (listed) | 25 kg | 15 kg |
| Hands | Dexterous hands included | Grippers, not dexterous hands |
| Out of the box | Day one: voice conversation and a small set of autonomous basics 1X names (getting the door, putting dishes away, turning off lights, cleaning up trash, watering plants). Harder chores are human-in-the-loop: 1X lists laundry, emptying the dishwasher and tidying the whole house under Scheduled Expert Mode, where you schedule a 1X Expert to guide it remotely while it collects training data, or you pilot it yourself via app/VR. | Nothing you configure yourself. EVE is not sold as a programmable platform: day one, it does what 1X has trained and set up for that engagement (patrol a site, open doors, verify badges, move and place objects) under shared autonomy, with a remote 1X operator able to drive it via VR whenever it hits something it cannot handle alone. You are buying an outcome plus an operator, not a robot you script. |
| Development access | Closed consumer stack (Redwood AI). No published SDK, API, or ROS support. Control is the consumer app and VR teleop. | There is no public developer path. EVE's autonomy, imitation-learning pipeline, and teleoperation stack are 1X's, and no buyer-facing SDK is published, so developing on EVE means partnering with 1X to have them train and deploy behaviors for you. If you want a humanoid you can program yourself, this is not it: look at platforms that ship an SDK on every tier. |
| Best for | US early adopters who want a home humanoid now and accept teleoperation and a data-collection role. | Enterprises running a supervised humanoid pilot (site security, warehouse and office logistics) who want an outcome plus a remote operator, and are fine that 1X keeps the code, the hands stay grippers, and there is no price tag or SDK. Confirm with 1X that EVE is still offered: its page now shows only an updates sign-up. |
| Listing checked | 2026-10: sources for 1X Technologies NEO | 2026-10: sources for 1X Technologies EVE |
Listed prices may cover different configurations and tax terms. Use the delivered estimates above for your destination. Battery and payload figures are manufacturer specifications, not results from a shared test.
NEO
In the box
- NEO robot (tan, gray, or dark brown)
- Charger
- Lint roller (for its knit suit)
- Protective case
Not included
- Full autonomy (most non-trivial chores require a scheduled 1X Expert teleoperation session)
- A public developer SDK (closed consumer stack)
- A guaranteed task list (capabilities depend on ongoing updates)
EVE
In the box
- The EVE robot itself: a single wheeled humanoid on a driven, self-balancing mobile base
- Two 7-DOF arms with simple gripper hands (25 DOF total across the body)
- 1X Revo1 quasi-direct-drive actuators throughout (backdrivable, low-friction, built for safe work near people)
- Onboard compute (Intel i7 real-time controller plus an NVIDIA Jetson Xavier AI module) and a 1.05 kWh battery good for up to about 4 hours
- LED face and cameras for perception and human-facing communication
- Teleoperation link so a remote human operator can take over via VR when the robot is unsure
Not included
- Dexterous multi-finger hands (EVE ships with simple grippers, not the human-like hands 1X shows on NEO)
- A buyer-facing SDK or open programming access (you do not get a dev kit to code your own skills; 1X owns the autonomy and the teleop stack)
- Full hands-off autonomy (real deployments run shared autonomy with a human operator on standby, not an unsupervised worker)
- Legs or walking (EVE is wheeled: it rolls, corners, and takes elevators, it does not walk stairs)
- A published price, warranty terms, or consumer support (everything is per-contract)
- Ownership of the fleet in most deployments (it comes as a managed service, robots plus operators, not a box you keep)
What the evidence tells you
- Highest capability rating
- NEO: 5/5.
- Highest maturity rating
- EVE: 4/5.
- Lowest listed weight
- NEO: 30 kg.
Capability and maturity are editorial ratings based on specifications and sales availability. They do not measure reliability, autonomy, or performance on your task. Each datasheet shows the scoring factors.