Develops cognitive robots and a physical AI platform (Neuraverse) for industry and services.
What they actually make: cognitive robots, machines that sense, learn and adapt, plus Neuraverse, a physical-AI platform that lets them share skills with each other. Not a demo reel, a product line they are now scaling into industry and services. And here is the romantic part, it comes from Metzingen, a small German town, not Silicon Valley or Shenzhen. The $1.4B Series C is the largest a full-stack robotics company has ever raised, with Nvidia, Qualcomm, Amazon, Bosch, and (this one made me laugh) Tether, the stablecoin people, now bankrolling humanoid robots.
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NEURA Robotics (Robotics, Germany), which develops cognitive robots and the Neuraverse physical AI platform for industry and services, has raised $1471M across 3 rounds and carries a network centrality score of 63. It is backed by a mix of strategic and institutional capital, including Lingotto, Amazon, NVIDIA, imec.xpand, Bosch, Schaeffler, and the European Investment Bank. Through shared investors it connects (2 each) to Isar Aerospace, OpenAI, Anthropic, Quantum Systems, and INBRAIN Neuroelectronics, placing it in a cluster that spans frontier AI, deep tech, and European hardware ventures. The 589-person team is concentrated around its German hubs in Metzingen (20%) and the Stuttgart Region (15%).
| Date | Round | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 2026 | Series C Series C of up to $1.4B with Tether, Qualcomm, Amazon, NVIDIA, Bosch and others to scale production of cognitive robots and the physical AI platform; the largest round ever for a full-stack robotics company. | $1.4B |
| Oct 2023 | Funding round German AI-robotics firm NEURA Robotics raised $16M from InterAlpen Partners to fund its US expansion. | $16M |
| Jul 2023 | Funding round German robotics startup Neura Robotics raised $55M led by Lingotto, Vsquared Ventures and HV Capital. | $55M |
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NEURA Robotics has acquired ek robotics.
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