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NEURA Robotics was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Metzingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, making it the only humanoid robotics company native to Germany.
The company focuses on the development of cognitive robotics, striving to create intelligent machines that can "see, hear, and touch" while learning autonomously, adapting, and collaborating with humans.
Its core product, MAiRA, is the world's first cognitive collaborative robot.
The company's product line spans collaborative robots, mobile robots, quadruped robots, and the humanoid robot 4NE1.
NEURA employs over 1,400 people globally from 45 countries, with all key technologies developed in-house.
In June 2026, the company completed the largest robotics funding round in European history, with a valuation approaching 50 billion yuan.
NEURA Robotics Highlights NEURA Gym for Real-World Robot Training
NEURA Robotics details the requirements for deploying robots in real-world settings, including physical environments that mirror real operations, capturing experienced workers' methods, and a pipeline to validated models. The company highlights the NEURA Gym as an in-house facility where all these elements are in place, enabling robots to be trained for specific use cases.
NEURA Robotics Acquires ADLATUS Robotics, Integrating Cleaning Robots
NEURA Robotics, a German robotics company, announced the acquisition of ADLATUS Robotics. The latter's cleaning and sweeping robots for industry, logistics, and public facilities will be integrated into NEURA Mobile Robots. This move expands NEURA's autonomous service robot portfolio.
NEURA Robotics and Schaeffler CEO Talk Scaling Humanoids to Millions
NEURA Robotics released the third episode of its Executive Talk series, featuring David Reger and Klaus Rosenfeld, CEO of Schaeffler, discussing how to scale humanoid robots to millions of units while maintaining quality.