Neura Robotics

NVIDIA unveiled the Newton physics engine, Isaac GR00T model, and Cosmos AI for advanced robotics at CoRL 2025.

In July, The Robot Report launched a new program geared toward highlighting unique and interesting startups.

GFT has expertise in data, AI, and building software platforms, which will join NEURA’s cognitive robotics ecosystem.

NEURA Robotics announced several partnerships at Automatica, including with HD Hyundai Samho and HD Hyundai Robotics.

Automatica brought a slew of product releases in June 2025. Meanwhile, humanoid robot developments continue to grab readers’ attention. 

NEURA Robotics is exhibiting with partners at Automatica its latest-generation humanoid, service, and mobile robots, as well as Neuraverse.

NVIDIA has released a safety platform for robotics developers and updated its simulation, AI, and autonomous vehicle offerings.

From teleoperated humanoids to cutting-edge surgical systems, NVIDIA GTC featured robots using AI to train autonomous functionality.

Neura Robotics CEO David Reger explains how his company is staying focused on cognitive robotics as it scales for global growth.

Large funding rounds, new product announcements, and highlights from CES were just some of our top robotics developments last month.

NEURA Robotics plans to use its Series B funding to continue developing ‘cognitive robots’ in Europe for multiple industries.

Europe is more fragmented a market than the U.S. or China, but it hosts numerous innovators, from industrial automation to humanoids.

Kawasaki Robotics has focused on making its CL Series cobots easy to program for specific applications such as arc welding.

Kawasaki says its CL series combines all the safety and intuitiveness of cobots with the speed and productivity of industrial robotics.

NEURA Robotics and Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies say their strategic alliance will make cognitive systems ‘plug and play.’

By the end of 2024, Neura Robotics will ramp up its production capacities in Metzingen while reducing them in China. 

Neura Robotics is currently on track to bringing a multi-purpose humanoid robot to the market.

Neura Robotics raises $55 million in fresh capital to boost its leadership in cognitive robotics and drive international expansion into the U.S. and Japan.

Han’s Robot, which has rebranded itself as Neura Robotics, is offering the LARA cobot arm, the MAV mobile robot, and the MIRA mobile manipulator based on its own hardware and software.