Germany is becoming a capital concentration point for physical AI
NEURA Robotics has closed a $1.4B round at a ~$7B valuation with backing from Tether, Qualcomm, Amazon, Nvidia, Bosch, Schaeffler, and the European Investment Bank
NEURA Robotics, the Metzingen-based humanoid and cognitive robotics company, has secured $1.4B at approximately $7B valuation. The investor list spans semiconductors, cloud, industrial automation, and European institutional capital: Tether, Qualcomm, Amazon, Nvidia, Bosch, Schaeffler, and the European Investment Bank.
NEURA reports an order book exceeding $1B for its robots, including humanoids. On production, the company targets scaling from 6,000 units this year to tens of thousands in 2026, with a longer-term goal of producing millions of AI-powered robotic arms and humanoids by 2030. Those are company-stated targets without independent verification.
Agile Robots, whose product line spans industrial arms, warehouse robots, and humanoids, is reportedly in talks to raise around $800M, with SoftBank in discussions for a $300M contribution, a process that surfaced June 2. On the defence-autonomy side, Helsing was reported in May to be nearing a $1.2B round at an approximately $18B valuation, and Stark was reported last week to be in talks to raise €300M at around €2.5B.
Bosch and Schaeffler are investors in NEURA and supply automotive and industrial components. Their participation adds potential component and integration partners to NEURA’s investor base.
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