NEURA Robotics 4NE1 Generation 3 cognitive humanoid robot
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NEURA Robotics

Germany · verified 2026-08-15

NEURA 4NE1

NEURA's third-generation cognitive humanoid targets work across industrial and everyday human environments.

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CategoryCognitive humanoid
Commercial statusActive development
AvailabilityContact sales
Release year2022
Height180 cm
Weight80 kg
Degrees of freedomNot disclosed
Target marketsIndustrial, Service, Research
Use casesIndustrial assistance, service tasks and cognitive robotics research

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