- Funding
- up to $1.4B Series C
- Valuation
- $7B
NEURA Robotics is a Metzingen-based German company building cognitive robots, and Europe's standout in a humanoid market where the continent holds less than 3% of disclosed capital. In June 2026 it closed a Series C of up to $1.4 billion at a $7 billion valuation, backed by Nvidia, Amazon, Tether, Bosch and the European Investment Bank, targeting serial production of millions of robots by 2030. Schaeffler and HD Hyundai are integration and pilot partners. In July it opened a NEURA Gym with RWTH Aachen, part of a global network of facilities built to generate the real-world training data that limits how fast humanoid robots improve. In September 2026 it launched NEURA HealthTech, starting with an autonomous platform that moves empty hospital beds, rented through partners on a monthly fee. In October 2026 it opened the TUM RoboGym near Munich Airport with the Technical University of Munich, a EUR 17 million, three-year project, and showed 4NE1 Gen 4, a lighter humanoid designed for series production.