Neuraverse
A cognitive humanoid robot built to work alongside people and learn from real-world tasks. Gen 4 is 20% lighter, with more accurate, human-like hands and movement, and is driven by a central brain based on the multimodal Physical AI foundation model NEURON AI.
Primary use case: Working alongside people on real tasks
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
unknown
Manipulation
Hand Type
More accurate, human-like hands
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Multimodal perception of objects and work environments by seeing, hearing, and feeling, Translation of sensory input directly into movement, Learning from real-world tasks, Human-like gripping and movement
Onboard Compute
Central brain running the multimodal Physical AI foundation model NEURON AI
Commercial
Availability
Product reservations available
Primary Use Case
Working alongside people on real tasks
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