EVE vs G1: Specs, Price & ROS Support Compared (2025)
1X Technologies vs Galbot (Galaxy General Robotics) — independent, side-by-side analysis.
Quick Verdict
EVE leads in higher payload, while G1 leads in longer runtime. The two robots are evenly matched, each excelling in different areas.
EVE
1X Technologies
G1
Galbot (Galaxy General Robotics)
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EVE G1
Specifications
Contact (enterprise)Price$87,000
186 cmHeight173 cm
86 kgWeight85 kg
—DOF47
15 kgPayload10 kg
6hRuntime10h
4 m/sSpeed—
NoStairsYes
NoLiDARYes
N/AComputeNVIDIA AGX Orin (275 TOPS)
Pros and cons at a glance
EVE
Pros
- Shipping to customers (verified commercial availability)
- Long runtime (6h per charge) for full-shift operation
Cons
- Unit price not publicly disclosed (quote-on-request or enterprise-only)
- Closed software stack — no public SDK or ROS support
- Cannot navigate stairs — restricts deployment environments
G1
Pros
- Shipping to customers (verified commercial availability)
- Long runtime (10h per charge) for full-shift operation
- Ships with LiDAR for robust depth sensing in low-light environments
- 47 degrees of freedom — full-body articulation
Cons
- Closed software stack — no public SDK or ROS support
Frequently asked questions
How do EVE and G1 compare on price?
EVE: Contact (enterprise). G1: $87,000. Only one of the two has a public unit price; the other publishes a range or enterprise-only terms.
Which has higher payload: EVE or G1?
EVE rates a higher payload at 15 kg vs 10 kg. Payload ratings are vendor claims and do not always include a duty cycle — peak vs sustained payload can differ significantly.
Are both EVE and G1 shipping to customers?
Yes. Both are commercially available as of the last review. Delivery timelines and customer geographies vary per vendor — check the manufacturer page for each.
Does EVE or G1 use LiDAR?
G1 ships with LiDAR for depth sensing; EVE does not. LiDAR adds cost and complexity but improves obstacle detection in low-light or low-contrast environments.
Last updated: 2025