Alibaba QwenWork unveils QwenNote Eva desktop robot at Yunqi 2026, priced at 899 yuan
At the 2026 Yunqi Conference, Alibaba's QwenWork unveiled QwenNote Eva, its first desktop robot, at a price of 899 yuan, with sales starting at 8pm on September 22. The screen-free device uses QwenWork capabilities as its core and DingTalk as its collaboration base, combining task execution, multi-device coordination, meeting scheduling, AI note-taking, emotional companionship and desktop charging in one desktop terminal.
QwenNote Eva is compatible with Android, iOS and HarmonyOS devices. Users can issue natural-language commands such as compiling sales data into an HTML page, generating an AI table from meeting notes, sending messages to colleagues, joining weekly meetings and inviting others to attend. According to QwenWork, the device forms a closed loop of command delivery, multi-device coordination and result reporting, and can present results on a PC to reduce switching between tools.
The robot is positioned as an AI work assistant, personal assistant and simulation tool, covering business insights, schedule reminders, English conversation practice and mock interviews. It supports gaze, tap and wake-word activation, and its voice and emotion capabilities are powered by qwen-audio, with over 100 expressions and three switchable eye styles.
On the hardware side, QwenNote Eva measures about 124.8 x 124.8 x 179.3mm and weighs about 700g. It features a 3-axis motor gimbal with beam rotation of about ±180°, pitch of +15° and horizontal movement of ±20°, together with RGB ambient lighting. For charging, it uses a GaN fast-charging solution with up to 65W output, dual USB-C wired charging and magnetic wireless charging, and includes Bluetooth BLE 5.4.
