A German startup that wants to build humanoid robots just landed one of the largest funding rounds in European robotics history. Neura Robotics closed approximately €1 billion, or about $1.2 billion, with Tether Holdings leading a roster of investors that includes Amazon, Qualcomm Ventures, Bosch, and Schaeffler.
The round values Neura Robotics at roughly €4 billion. That’s a staggering jump from its Series B in January 2025, when the company was valued at about €120 million.
Inside the round
The funding closed in March 2026. Founded in 2019 by David Reger in Metzingen, Germany, Neura builds AI-powered humanoid robots designed to work safely alongside humans, using advanced sensors and machine learning.
The company’s flagship products include the 4NE-1 humanoid robot and the Neuraverse platform, which serves as the software backbone for its robotic systems. Neura has already booked €1 billion in orders for its products. The company has set a target of manufacturing 5 million robots by 2030.
