1X EVE vs Fourier GR-3

1X EVE is a wheeled humanoid from 1X Technologies (Norway/US) with a self-balancing wheeled base, 188 cm, 87 kg, 15 kg payload, 4 m/s top speed, and 6-hour official runtime. It is designed for security, logistics, and embodied AI data collection, with 25 DoF, 1-DoF grippers, HDR cameras, and shared autonomy. The strongest evidence is an Inverse-reported 2024 multi-robot voice-command office-tidying demo and directory claims of unnamed customer deployments since 2022; the weakest areas are no named customer metrics, no price, conflicting specs, and no independent autonomy verification. EVE is older than 1X's NEO and current availability is unclear

Fourier GR-3 is a full-size service/care humanoid (165 cm, 71 kg, 55 DoF, soft shell, 31 touch sensors) announced August 2025 and shown publicly at CES 2026 in conversation, touch, dance and chess interactions. The strongest evidence is consistent official/company specification and CES booth demo descriptions, plus official videos titled around caring and behavior. However, no autonomous execution proof, no confirmed customer deployment, no independent metrics and no official price exist; directory sources conflict on walking speed, runtime and price. Treat GR-3 as an early-stage care humanoid with design strengths but unverified commercial and autonomy claims