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
Operations
- Production Setup
Preparing for series production - 2026-10-22 - NEURA is preparing the fourth-generation 4NE1 for series production.
Source - 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
- 4NE1 Gen3 lineup
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Source - Discover 4NE-1
video · NEURA Robotics
Source - 4NE1 sandwich demonstration
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Official current-generation specifications, exact-product imagery and verified NEURA Robotics videos for the 4NE1 humanoid platform.
- 4NE1 datasheet
PDF · 4NE1 · NEURA Robotics
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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
