Alibaba's QwenWork Launches Desktop Robot QwenNote Eva at 899 Yuan

During Alibaba's 2026 Yunqi Conference, Alibaba's QwenWork officially launched its first desktop robot, QwenNote Eva, priced at 899 yuan. Built on QwenWork's office capabilities and DingTalk's ecosystem, it combines task execution, multi-device sync, meeting schedules, AI note-taking, emotional companionship, and desktop charging in one terminal, compatible with Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS devices.

QwenNote Eva emphasizes "one sentence command, proactive delivery." Users can give tasks in natural language, such as organizing sales data into HTML, generating AI tables from meeting notes, sending messages, or joining weekly meetings. Eva forms a closed loop of "command dispatch—multi-device sync—result broadcast." The product connects with DingTalk, supporting messaging, calls, meeting control, and schedule reminders.

In terms of scenarios, Eva covers three roles: AI work assistant, AI personal assistant, and AI simulation tool, offering brainstorming, AI note-taking, English practice, and mock interviews. It supports gaze wake, tap wake, and wake word activation, with voice and emotion powered by qwen-audio and a library of 100+ expressions.

The hardware features a desktop design measuring about 124.8×124.8×179.3mm and weighing about 700g, with a 3-axis motorized gimbal, magnetic wireless charging, 65W GaN fast charging, and Bluetooth BLE 5.4.