Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 5, 2026
NEURA Robotics GmbH is a German Physical AI and cognitive-robotics company founded in 2019. It develops robots that can see, hear, feel and learn, plus the software, AI, data infrastructure, Neuraverse shared-intelligence platform and NEURA Gyms used to train robots in real-world environments. Its mission is to make physical skills scalable and enable robots to work safely alongside people.
Primary product
A full-stack cognitive-robotics platform spanning 4NE-1/4NE1 humanoid robots, MAiRA collaborative robot arms, MiPA service/household assistants, LARA industrial robots, MAV autonomous mobile vehicles, the Neuraverse platform and NEURA Gyms.
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Metzingen, Germany
Team size
1,400+ (official site; older company factsheet reported 300+ and third-party estimates vary)
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Automation Machinery Manufacturing / Robotics
Sub-industry
Cognitive robotics, humanoid robotics, collaborative robots, Physical AI and autonomous mobile robotics
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series C; announced financing is up to $1.4 billion and partly milestone-contingent
Latest round
Series C · Jun 2026
Latest amount
$1.4B
Jun 2026 · Lingotto Horizon and InterAlpen Partners; strategic participants included Tether, Qualcomm, Amazon and NVIDIA
Jan 2025 · Lingotto Investment Management
May 2024
Leadership
David Reger
Founder and CEO
Jens Fabrowsky
Chief Operating Officer
The company presents an achievement-driven, fast-moving and international culture focused on humanity, transparency, progress, speed, ownership and building robotics that serve people. Public job materials emphasize flat hierarchies, autonomy, engineering depth and rapid growth.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public postings state competitive salary packages and employee discounts but do not disclose salary bands, equity or confirmed visa sponsorship.
Benefits
Pricing
Public pricing is not disclosed; enterprise hardware, integration, standard/white-label solutions and platform/training partnerships appear to be quote-based.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
€50M–€100M annual range is the most supportable public estimate: the company reported a mid-double-digit-million-euro 2024 business growth figure and targeted triple-digit-million-euro growth for 2025; no audited revenue was found.
Series C is announced at up to $1.4 billion, but the full amount is contingent on investor performance milestones; the company did not disclose the exact funded amount or valuation. This creates financing-execution uncertainty despite the headline size.
SourceThe company is targeting mass production of millions of robots by 2030 while scaling hardware, AI infrastructure and global operations; execution and manufacturing scale-up are material business risks.
SourceNEURA Robotics · Jun 2026
The company announced up to $1.4 billion in Series C financing to scale Physical AI, Neuraverse, NEURA Gyms and production toward millions of robots by 2030.
CNBC · Jun 2026
CNBC reported the round could value NEURA at approximately $7 billion, while noting the company declined to comment and that the full financing depends on milestones.
The Robot Report · Jun 2026
Coverage describes the company’s humanoid, light-arm, mobile-robot and sensor portfolio, strategic partners, more than $1 billion claimed orderbook/pipeline and the contingent nature of the Series C.
NEURA Robotics · Oct 2025
NEURA announced the acquisition of AGV/AMR specialist ek robotics, adding more than 300 employees, mobile-robotics expertise and an established customer base; terms were undisclosed.
NEURA Robotics · Jan 2025
Lingotto led a €120 million Series B with participation from BlueCrest, Volvo Cars Tech Fund, InterAlpen, Vsquared, HV Capital, Delta Electronics, C4 Ventures, L-Bank and others.
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