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NEURA Robotics

German cognitive-robotics company headquartered in Metzingen, founded 2019 by David Reger.

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Founded
2019
HQ
Metzingen, Germany
Status
private
Funding
$2.9B
Models
2

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Overview

German cognitive-robotics company headquartered in Metzingen, founded 2019 by David Reger. Europe's most prominent humanoid contender; reported a very large funding round in early 2026 (widely cited ~€1B+, led by Tether, at a multi-billion-euro valuation). Develops the 4NE-1 cognitive humanoid plus a broader robot line; emphasizes onboard AI, full-body tactile 'artificial skin,' and a fleet-learning OS (Neuraverse). Partnerships reported with NVIDIA, Bosch, Kawasaki.

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Verified deployments
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Active incidents
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DEPLOY Intelligence

Market intelligence for physical AI

Analyst-grade signals, competitive tracking, and investment context across the global physical AI landscape. Launching 2026.

Current platform

MiPA

MiPA is NEURA Robotics' household companion robot, launched alongside the Neuraverse ecosystem. It brings NEURA's cognitive AI to a smaller, home-oriented form factor, sharing the Neuraverse platform with the 4NE-1 humanoid. Depth note: public product detail for MiPA is limited as of this pass relative to the 4NE-1. Shipping status, specifications, and pricing should be firmed at next pass against neura-robotics.com. Built with verified-vs-claimed framing; not padded.

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Current platform

NEURA 4NE-1

NEURA Robotics' flagship cognitive humanoid, unveiled in successive generations through CES 2026 (Porsche-studio industrial design). Full-size (~180 cm), high lift capacity (company cites up to ~100 kg), 360° perception, force-torque sensing, and tactile 'artificial skin'; runs on NVIDIA Isaac GR00T. Pre-orders open; first industrial units targeted to ship late 2026. A smaller '4NE-1 Mini' variant is also offered. REVIEW NOTE: lift-capacity and DOF figures are company-stated; height/mass vary across sources (kept conservative here). Spec-disclosure note: specifications are manufacturer-stated and have shifted across generations (the earlier 4NE-1 was listed at roughly 170 cm, 60 kg, 15 kg payload, while the Gen 3.5 claims 180 cm, 80 kg, and a 100 kg maximum lift). Third-party trackers note these generational jumps have not been independently verified in public demonstrations. DEPLOY records these specifications as manufacturer-claimed pending independent verification.

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Current leadership (4)

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Safety record

No incidents on record for NEURA Robotics.

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