ElizaOS humanoid AI blockchain robot makes a strong debut! The first batch is priced at US$420,000. Development team: not for sexual purposes.

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01-16
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The development team of the multi-agent AI simulation framework Eliza, ElizaOS, launched the blockchain robot "Eliza Wakes Up" on 1/15 with the focus on emotional companionship and productivity enhancement, and emphasized that it is "not for sexual purposes." The first batch of robots is priced at up to $420,000 and is expected to be delivered in mid-2025, providing users with abundant emotional value.

Eliza robot focuses on emotional companionship and high efficiency work

The ElizaOS development team stated that this robot named "Eliza Wakes Up" is mainly to create an AI assistant with "intelligent emotions" and practical execution capabilities.

  • Main functions:
    • Provide real human emotional interaction, such as empathy and communication skills.
    • Can perform various tasks, from personal schedule management to handling complex on-chain transactions.
  • Target customers:
    • Individuals: As a "productivity partner" to help users manage their life and work.
    • Enterprises: Can be used for customer service or reception.

Ava, the project manager of Eliza Wakes Up, stated that this robot will be the "next generation of AI partner", combining high-tech with real emotional expression.

Ava, the project manager of Eliza Wakes Up, announced the birth of the robot on Twitter

Up to $420,000, first batch to be delivered in 2025

The Eliza robot is currently in the final stage of development, with a price of $420,000 per unit, and pre-orders are now open.

  • Customizable: When pre-ordering, customers can choose exclusive outfits and accessories to customize the robot.
  • Specifications and features:
    • The robot is about 178 cm tall, with a silicone-made realistic face that can express real human emotions.
    • It has multi-functional execution capabilities, such as cutting cigars, mixing cocktails, and even running 1.6 km in 8 minutes.
  • Delivery timeline: The first batch of robots will begin delivery in mid-2025.

Firmly not crossing the line of sex, with anti-abuse systems configured

The developers of ElizaOS emphasize that this robot is not designed for sexual purposes, and have added relevant software and hardware security measures to prevent the robot from being misused.

  • Background controversy: A week ago, some users developed a device that integrates ElizaOS into sex toys, causing a huge uproar.
  • Official stance: Matthew Graham, an ElizaOS consultant, stated that Eliza's goal is to "meet the deep emotional companionship needs of humans", not to emphasize applications in the sexual domain. Graham emphasized that this is a breakthrough in psychological needs, not an application of sex.
Users developed a sex toy application to combine with the Eliza robot

The technology and support behind Eliza

The Eliza robot is co-created by the Eliza Wakes Up team and Old World Labs, which was founded in 2012. Wakes Up is based on the open-source architecture of ElizaOS and is integrated with blockchain:

  • Token support:
    • Collaborated with Solana to launch the Eliza token (ELIZA), which has a market cap of $93 million, and will be used for robot transaction processing, community governance, and unlocking advanced features in the future.
    • Part of the development funding comes from the ai16z token, which currently has a market cap of $1.6 billion.
  • Collaborative technology: Eliza uses the Unitree H1 robot prototype, which can reach a speed of 3.3 meters per second, setting a world record for the speed of a full-size humanoid robot.
Unitree H1 humanoid robot

(What is Eliza? Creating a new benchmark for AI agents: the multi-agent simulation framework)

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