NEURA Robotics linked 2023 funding to cognitive cobots and a $450M order book

NEURA Robotics tied its 2023 $55 million round to U.S. and Japan expansion, German production capacity, MAiRA cognitive cobots, 4NE-1, and a $450 million order book.

19 Jul 23

NEURA Robotics raised $55 million in July 2023 to expand production and push into the United States and Japan, while reporting a $450 million order book across five years.

NEURA was founded in 2019 in Metzingen, Germany by David Reger. The company's public identity is built around cognitive robotics: industrial and service robots that combine motion, sensing, vision, force feedback, and AI so they can work closer to people with less external integration. Its portfolio has included MAiRA cognitive cobots, LARA lightweight arms, MAV autonomous vehicles, MiPA service robots, and the 4NE-1 humanoid platform.

In 2025, NEURA announced a €120 million Series B led by Lingotto, bringing total funding above €185 million. Its products serve manufacturing, logistics and service applications.

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