NEURA Robotics launches latest cognitive robots, Neuraverse ecosystem - The Robot Report

NEURA Robotics unveiled several key innovations at Automatica 2025 in Munich, including the third-generation 4NE1 humanoid robot, the market launch of the MiPA cognitive household and service robot, and the introduction of the Neuraverse open robotics ecosystem. The company, based in Metzingen, Germany, positions these developments as a milestone in cognitive robotics, aiming to make advanced robotic technology accessible to the mass market for the first time. NEURA emphasizes its integrated approach, combining hardware, software, and AI to create robots capable of autonomous perception, decision-making, and learning from experience. The company aims to deliver 5 million robots by 2030 across industrial, service, and home applications. The 4NE1 humanoid robot features multiple sensors, including a patented Omnisensor and seven cameras, enabling it to distinguish and interact safely with humans and objects in real environments. It boasts an intelligent dual-battery system for continuous operation, joint technology capable of lifting up to 100 kg