The German robotics company’s latest funding round could reach $1.4 billion, with Tether planning to integrate self-custodial wallets, stablecoin payments and edge AI into robotic systems.
Tether has invested in German robotics company NEURA Robotics, signaling a push to bring stablecoin-based financial functions into robotics. NEURA’s latest funding round could total as much as $1.4 billion, and Tether plans to integrate self-custodial wallets (user-controlled crypto storage), stablecoin payments and edge AI (on-device artificial intelligence) into robot systems. The stated direction suggests robots that handle tasks such as transport, cleaning and inspection could eventually also receive payments, make payments and settle transactions automatically.