The MAiRA is a Humanoid humanoid robot developed by Neura Robotics.
Primary use case: Cognitive humanoid collaboration and adaptable task execution.
Balance
static
Hand Type
unknown
Max Lift/Arm
5 kg
Onboard Compute
Central brain built on the NEURON AI multimodal Physical AI foundation model
Primary Use Case
Cognitive humanoid collaboration and adaptable task execution.
Neura Robotics unveiled the 4NE1 Gen 4, a humanoid that is 20% lighter than its predecessor and features upgraded hands, Smart Limbs, and the Neuron AI model. Neura and the Technical University of Munich also opened a 2,300-square-meter, €17 million RoboGym that combines real-world robot data, human demonstrations, and simulation for industrial physical-AI training.
Neura Robotics is expanding into healthcare with a new dedicated business unit, Neura HealthTech, led by Sven Lange. Its first solution is a flat, omnidirectional autonomous mobile robot for empty-bed and sterile-goods transport in clinical environments, which connects to Neura's Neuraverse ecosystem. The robots are delivered as a Robotics-as-a-Service offering, with the healthcare platform publicly debuting at the VDMA HealthTech Smart Health Automation Summit in Düsseldorf.
NEURA Robotics has launched NEURA HealthTech, a dedicated business unit for healthcare and life sciences led by Sven Lange. Its first product is an autonomous mobile platform for transporting empty hospital beds, offered via monthly Robotics-as-a-Service pricing, with the wheeled service robot MiPA planned for patient-room assistance and medication support and MAiRA arms for instrument assistance and logistics.