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4NE-1
NEURA Robotics
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- Height
- 1.8 m (180 cm)
- Payload
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- Verified autonomy
- not assessed
- Real deployment
- not assessed
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4NE-1
NEURA RoboticsThe 4NE-1 is NEURA Robotics' flagship humanoid robot, standing 1.8 m tall, weighing ~80 kg, with a 10–100 kg payload capacity and a top speed of 5 km/h. Designed in collaboration with Studio F.A. Porsche and powered by an NVIDIA Thor T5000 processor running NVIDIA Isaac GR00T, it features 360° perception, sensor skin, multimodal AI, and reinforcement learning. The robot was first announced in September 2022, unveiled at CES 2026, and is priced at €98,000 for the industrial Gen 3.5 variant, with shipping targeted for late 2026; however, independent observers noted that units displayed at Automate 2026 were non-functional. NEURA Robotics has raised up to $1.4 billion in a Series C round (conditional on unspecified investor terms) backed by NVIDIA, Amazon, Bosch, Qualcomm, and others, and claims a $1 billion+ orderbook, though real-world autonomous task performance remains unverified by independent sources.
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Specification
- hardware_height
- 1.8 m (180 cm)
- hardware_weight
- ~80 kg
- hardware_payload
- 10–100 kg (configuration-dependent)
- hardware_speed
- Up to 5 km/h
Price
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Evidence-graded claims from the NEURA Robotics deep report
NEURA Robotics has raised a record Series C of up to $1.4 billion
The Series C headline is confirmed by the official press release and corroborated by multiple independent news outlets, though CNBC notes the full amount is milestone-contingent [5][6][9].
from NEURA Robotics deep report →
NEURA Robotics has an order book exceeding $1 billion
The $1 billion order book figure is cited by Manufacturing Dive but sourced solely from a company statement, with no independent verification of actual signed contracts or revenue [9].
from NEURA Robotics deep report →Tether Wallet Development Kit integration enables NEURA robots to hold digital wallets and conduct autonomous payments
This capability is reported by a news source in the context of the Tether investment, but it is a novel claim with no independent technical verification or real-world deployment evidence [8][11].
from NEURA Robotics deep report →
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