LARA 20
A cognitive humanoid robot launched at the opening of the NEURA Gym in Munich. Designed to work alongside people and learn from real tasks, it features a slimmer, 20% lighter body, a textile skin, more accurate human-like hands and movement, and a central brain built on the multimodal Physical AI foundation model NEURON AI.
Primary use case: Collaborative work alongside people while learning from real tasks.
Weight
98 kg
DOF
6
Payload
20 kg
Specifications
Physical
Weight
98 kg
Degrees of Freedom
6
Locomotion
stationary
Manipulation
Hand Type
Human-like hands with accurate gripping
Payload
20 kg
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
assisted
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Multimodal perception through seeing, hearing, and feeling, Learning from real-world tasks, Converting sensor input directly into movement, Sensing, responding, and adapting to the environment
Onboard Compute
Central brain built on the multimodal Physical AI foundation model NEURON AI
Commercial
Availability
Product reservations available
Primary Use Case
Collaborative work alongside people while learning from real tasks.
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