Alibaba's QwenWork division has introduced its first desktop robot, QwenNote Eva, designed to function as an AI office assistant. The device integrates with the DingTalk ecosystem and supports Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS platforms. It is priced at ¥899 and became available for purchase on September 22.
The robot utilizes the Qwen model to execute tasks such as generating documents, managing meeting minutes, sending messages, and scheduling. It features a workflow-based approach that includes task understanding, multi-device interaction, and result reporting. The device is designed to handle brainstorming, business insights, and scheduling tasks.
The hardware features a desktop design measuring 124.8 by 124.8 by 179.3 mm and weighs approximately 700 grams. It includes a 3-axis motorized gimbal and supports RGB lighting. The device functions as a charger, offering a maximum output of 65W via GaN technology, with two Type-C ports and magnetic wireless charging.
The device supports interaction via gaze, touch, and voice commands. It is powered by qwen-audio technology, featuring a library of over 100 expressions and multiple eye designs. It also incorporates visual recognition and long-term memory capabilities to adapt to user interactions over time.
