Neura Robotics overview
Neura Robotics is a German robotics company developing what it calls cognitive robots: machines that combine robotic motion with integrated sensors, AI and perception. Its portfolio spans collaborative arms, mobile robots and humanoid concepts, making it part of the new generation of AI-enabled automation companies.
Company fact | Detail |
Founded | 2019 |
Country | Germany |
Address | Gutenbergstrasse 44, 72555 Metzingen |
Employees | Approx. 200-300; public estimates vary |
Specializes in | Cognitive robots, collaborative robot arms, mobile robots, humanoids and AI-enabled automation |
Products | MAiRA cobot, LARA, MAV mobile robot, MiPA service robot, 4NE-1 humanoid, cognitive robot platform |
Typical projects | Cognitive cobots, autonomous mobile manipulation, humanoid robot development, manufacturing assistance, service robotics, AI perception-enabled industrial automation |
Management and ownership | Neura Robotics is privately held and venture backed in Germany. Founder and CEO: David Reger. Ownership includes founders, employees and private investors. |
Website: neura-robotics.com
Neura Robotics review summary
NEURA Robotics is a German company that builds what it calls cognitive robots: cobots, mobile robots and humanoids that see, hear and sense touch. Founded in 2019, it grew from about 300 employees at the start of 2025 to more than 1,500, and in June 2026 announced a Series C of up to USD 1.4 billion. This profile sets out its history, funding, robots, partners and leadership.
Verified key facts from the review
Fact | Detail |
Company | NEURA Robotics GmbH |
Founded | March 2019, as Han's Robot Germany GmbH; renamed in November 2020 |
Founder and CEO | David Reger |
Headquarters | Gutenbergstrasse 44, Metzingen, Germany |
Employees | More than 1,500, from over 45 countries |
Locations | More than 8, including Zurich and Hangzhou |
Latest funding | Series C of up to USD 1.4 billion, announced June 2026 |
Stock listing | None; privately held |
Strengths
One of the best-funded robotics companies in Europe.
A full range from cobots to humanoids on one software platform.
Industrial partners such as Bosch, Schaeffler and Kawasaki.
Challenges
Very fast growth and several acquisitions to integrate at once.
No published revenue figures.
Humanoids that still have to prove themselves in volume use.
Read the full review: NEURA Robotics Company Profile: History, Funding, Robots, Partners and Leadership
Products in the All Things Cobots Catalogue
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