Neura Robotics#51

Georg Stieler@GeorgStieler

NEURA Robotics, Europe's leading humanoid robotics startup, has established a branch office in Hangzhou, China! According to Chinese corporate information platform Qichacha, the new entity was registered on September 26, 2025, with a substantial registered capital of €45 million. Notably, NEURA CEO David Reger will serve as the legal representative, signaling the strategic importance of this move. This development follows a pattern we're seeing across the industry: with companies like Tesla, Physical Intelligence, and other prominent US humanoid makers sourcing heavily from China, it's becoming increasingly clear that the country plays an indispensable role in the intelligent robotics supply chain and ecosystem. NEURA's decision to establish a significant presence in the neighborhood of companies like Alibaba Group, Unitree Robotics and DEEP Robotics underscores this reality.

Lukas Ziegler@lukas_m_ziegler

humanoid funding in 2025: → $1.4 billion for Skild AI in January 2026 → $1 billion Series C for Figure AI → $600 million Series B for Physical Intelligence → $453 million in Series A for Galaxy Bot → $403 million in Series A for Apptronik → $400 million for Agility Robotics → $200 million for Leju Robotics → $123 million in Series B for Neura Robotics → $109 million in Series E for Fourier Intelligence let's go back to this in a year, and compare

Seb Johnson@SebJohnsonUK

Germany has minted 7 unicorns this year ALREADY - the country is on track for its strongest year in a LONG TIME 2026 it's shaping up to be a huge year for European tech and Germany in particular is having a phenomenal year. So far the country has had seven unicorns minted. Last year there was a total of ten, which means 2026 is likely to surpass 2025. Here are the 7 German unicorns of 2026: > osapiens raised a $100m Series C at $1bn+ valuation > FINN raised a €140m Series D > NEURA Robotics raised a $1.4b Series C at a $7bn valuation > Focused Energy raised a $240m Series A. > Prior Labs got acquired for $1bn > CMBLU Energy, from Peter Geigle, raised a €50m Series C at a $1bn+ valuation > STARK, from Florian Seibel, Uwe Horstmann, and Johannes Schaback has raised two rounds this year and is now valued at €3.2bn AMAZING STUFF. Which company will be next?

Simon Dedic@sjdedic

Just got off a call with the CEO of Neura Robotics. It genuinely feels like one of the most innovative and fastest-growing companies I’ve come across in my 10 years as an investor. Right now, it seems like there isn’t a single serious global company out there that isn’t going all-in on robotics. The race for physical AI has started. It’s the only real path to solving structural issues like demographics and productivity, and to growing the pie again without relying on endless debt. The 2–3 companies that win this race will become multi-trillion dollar businesses. In believe Neura will be one of them.

CyberRobo@CyberRobooo

Neura Robotics' 4NE-1 will replace manual welding work at HD Hyundai Samho, a shipyard under the Hyundai Group. HD Hyundai Samho also previously partnered with Persona AI, a Houston-based humanoid robotics company, to deploy multifunctional humanoid robots at the shipyard.(Figure 3) You might be wondering why not Boston Dynamics' Atlas?

Conor Kenny@conorfkenny

Tether is moving far beyond stablecoins. The crypto giant is leading a massive $1.4 billion Series C funding round in German cognitive robotics firm Neura Robotics. The move marks a major push into the "machine economy," with plans to embed self-custodial crypto wallets directly into humanoid robots. #Tether #CryptoNews