Neura Robotics
Integrator / OEM
German cognitive-robotics maker of humanoids and mobile manipulators (4NE1, MAiRA, MAV) powered by an onboard physical-AI stack.
Neura Robotics designs and manufactures cognitive robots - collaborative arms (MAiRA), autonomous mobile vehicles (MAV), domestic/service robots (MiPA) and the 4NE1 general-purpose humanoid - that combine onboard sensing, AI and built-in safety so they can perceive, reason and work alongside people without cages or fixed programming. Founded in Metzingen, Germany in 2019, Neura develops its full stack in-house (sensors, actuators, mechanics, control and the Neuraverse software platform) around a 'one-device' model, and states the 4NE1 runs without a cloud connection. It is scaling the Neuraverse platform and planned global Neura Gyms training facilities toward large-scale robot production. (Company-reported facts.)
Research mapping
Physical AI / Autonomy Software, Fleet Platforms & End Markets (L10) / Integrator / OEM
Evidence boundary
Original analysis and independent corroboration remain under development. Commercial scale and durable technical advantage remain under review.
What makes it defensible
A vertically integrated European cognitive-robotics stack (sensors, actuators, AI, safety) - full in-house control that avoids dependence on external suppliers and keeps the cognitive layer onboard.
Position in the stack: Full-stack cognitive-robot OEM (humanoids, cobots, AMRs) selling finished robots plus a robot-training platform (Neuraverse/Neura Gyms).
Who buys it
Named customers: Bosch, Schaeffler
Founding team
David Reger — Founder & CEO — Previously built the robotics division at Swiss firm Mabi AG; founded Neura Robotics in Metzingen, Germany in 2019.
SourceFinancing detail
- Last round
- $1.4B Series C (Jun 2026)
Investors: Tether, Amazon, NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Bosch, Schaeffler, European Investment Bank, Lingotto Investment Management, Volvo Cars Tech Fund
Mapped funds and investors
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Reported holdings as-of
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Disclosed investment history
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Showing up to four relationships in each group. ETF weights describe the fund’s portfolio, not ownership of this company. Private investment history does not establish current ownership.
Evidence & media
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Neura Robotics raises $1.4B Series C from Amazon, Nvidia, Tether
What this source supports: Series C of up to $1.4B from Amazon, Nvidia, Tether, Qualcomm, Bosch, Schaeffler, EIB; >$1B orders/deployment pipeline
What it does not establish: No valuation disclosed; amount is "up to"; production targets are projections
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Schaeffler and Neura Robotics launch future-oriented technology partnership
What this source supports: Schaeffler to integrate a mid-four-digit number of NEURA humanoids into its production network by 2035; co-develops actuators/key components
What it does not establish: Partner-announced; volumes are cumulative 2035 targets, not deployed today
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NEURA Robotics partners with Bosch to advance German-made robotics
What this source supports: Bosch strategic technology/development partnership; joint real-world data collection for humanoid robotics feeding the Neuraverse
What it does not establish: Partnership scope/volumes not disclosed; no deployment metrics
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A Powerhouse for Physical AI: NEURA Robotics and TUM Open RoboGym in Munich
What this source supports: Trade release carrying NEURA/TUM announcement; 2,300+ m² RoboGym and 4NE1 Gen 4 unveiling.
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Together from Europe for the World: NEURA Robotics and NXAI Join Forces on Memory for Physical AI
What this source supports: Joint memory component on Neuron AI + xLSTM; NXAI model to be offered on Neuraverse.
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Timeline
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partnership
NEURA Robotics and NXAI partner to build a memory component for cognitive robots — xLSTM architecture (Prof. Hochreiter) on top of NEURA's Neuron AI; NXAI model to be available on Neuraverse
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Facility
NEURA Robotics and TUM open 'TUM RoboGym powered by NEURA' at LabCampus near Munich Airport — 2,300+ m² joint research, robot-training and industrial-application center with MIRMI
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Product
NEURA Robotics unveils 4NE1 Gen 4 humanoid at the TUM RoboGym opening in Munich
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Product
NEURA launches Neura HealthTech — autonomous hospital bed / sterile-goods transport platform (RaaS)
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partnership
NEURA Robotics acquires Bosch Rexroth ACTIVE Shuttle AGV (effective Oct 1, 2026), folded into NEURA Mobile Robots
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Financing
Series C — $1,600,000,000 total disclosed
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