Neura Robotics plans to raise 1 billion euros, Tether may participate in the investment

German robotics startup Neura Robotics is preparing for a new funding round of approximately 1 billion euros to accelerate the development of AI-driven humanoid robots. According to insiders, the issuer of the stablecoin USDT, Tether, is expected to participate in this round of investment.

This funding round could value Neura Robotics, headquartered in Meckenheim, Germany, at around 4 billion euros, and may lead to further financing in the future. Neura Robotics was founded in 2019 by David Reger and is dedicated to developing "cognitive robots" equipped with visual, auditory, and environmental perception capabilities. The company is also developing both industrial and consumer-grade robots and has created a software platform called Neuraverse to support safe interactions between intelligent robots and humans.

Public information shows that the company previously completed a funding round of 120 million euros in January 2025, led by Lingotto Investment Management, with investors including the Volvo Cars Tech Fund. The company has stated that its order volume is nearing 1 billion dollars, with clients including Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Omron.