
Neura Robotics said it raised $1.4 billion from backers led by Tether Investments and plans to deploy Tether-linked wallets in its humanoid robots as it targets production of 5 million units by 2030.
Neura Robotics said it raised $1.4 billion in financing led by Tether Investments, with participation from Nvidia, Qualcomm and Amazon, as the company pushes to scale AI-driven general-purpose humanoid robots. The update advances earlier reporting that the German company had secured up to $1.4 billion in Series C funding by stating the amount has been raised and adds new details on its product and payments strategy. Neura said it aims to produce 5 million humanoid robots by 2030 and plans to equip them with Tether-linked digital wallets for receiving pay and making electronic payments, tying the fundraising to a broader vision of robots with built-in financial functionality.