4NE1 Gen 4

About

About 4NE1 Gen 4

4NE1 Gen 4 is NEURA Robotics’ full-size humanoid robot for learning and carrying out physical work alongside people. It has a slimmer, black textile-covered body and upgraded hands. NEURA says it is 20% lighter than its predecessor. Its Smart Limbs incorporate local reflexes, allowing individual limbs to respond to their surroundings, while Neuron AI combines vision, touch, force, sound and robot-state inputs to guide movement.

Introduced in October 2026, Gen 4 is operating at the TUM RoboGym in Munich and other NEURA Gyms, where companies can train tasks with the robot. Training combines real-world robot experience, human demonstrations and simulation; the Neuraverse connects the resulting skills across robots. NEURA is preparing Gen 4 for series production.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: Home environments
  • Natural-language interaction

    Claimed - Respond naturally to spoken commands during household assistance. - environment: Home environments

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  • Material handling

    Claimed - Carry objects during everyday household routines. - environment: Home environments

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Operations

  • Production Setup

    Preparing for series production - 2026-10-22 - NEURA is preparing the fourth-generation 4NE1 for series production.

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  • Production Capacity

    6,000 humanoids/year - 2026-06-10 - Germany - NEURA Robotics’ short-term humanoid production-capacity target was 6,000 units in 2026. The figure is a company target for humanoid capacity, not confirmed annual output.

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Resources

Media library

Official current-generation specifications, exact-product imagery and verified NEURA Robotics videos for the 4NE1 humanoid platform.

Context

Market context

4NE1 is Neura Robotics' humanoid platform combining mobility, manipulation and perception for use across industrial and service environments.

  • Target environment: Factory floors, logistics sites and structured service environments.
  • Workflow context: Material handling, inspection and human-adjacent tasks where the platform's multi-environment capability is relevant.
  • Customer context: Industrial operators and service providers evaluating flexible humanoid platforms.
  • Deployment model: Development-stage platform progressing toward commercial deployment.
  • Commercial maturity: Active development platform with growing industry partnerships.
  • Adoption constraints: As a relatively new humanoid entry, the main constraint is deployment track record and proving task reliability across environments.
  • Market position: Positioned as a multi-environment system rather than a narrow-task robot. Competes in the industrial humanoid space alongside Apollo, Digit and Walker S2.
  • Adjacent products: Apollo, Walker S2, Digit

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