E1
The E1 is a Humanoid humanoid robot developed by Noetix Robotics. It features 136 cm tall, 40 kg, 23 degrees of freedom. The E1 is priced at $6K, pre_order.
Primary use case: personal companion / consumer use
Height
136 cm
Weight
40 kg
DOF
23
Price
$6K
Specifications
Physical
Height
136 cm
Weight
40 kg
Degrees of Freedom
23
Locomotion
biped
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
unknown
Commercial
Price
$6K
Availability
pre_order
Primary Use Case
personal companion / consumer use
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Affordable humanoid robot maker Noetix reportedly files for Hong Kong IPO
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CATL-backed Noetix Robotics files confidentially for HK IPO, Bloomberg reports
Noetix Robotics, a CATL-backed mainland humanoid robotics startup officially named Songyan Power Beijing Technology, has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong IPO that could raise several hundred million dollars as soon as next year, according to Bloomberg. Founded in September 2023 by a team from Tsinghua and Zhejiang universities, the company previously raised 1 billion yuan in a March funding round led by CATL-affiliated Chendao Capital. Its product lineup includes the 'Bumi' consumer-grade humanoid robot and N-series and E-series bipedal humanoid robots.