A Powerhouse for Physical AI: NEURA Robotics and TUM Open RoboGym in Munich
A Powerhouse for Physical AI: NEURA Robotics and TUM Open RoboGym in Munich
NEURA Robotics and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have opened the TUM RoboGym, a joint research and training center for robotics and Physical AI. The event includes the launch of the 4NE1 Gen 4 humanoid robot, designed for serial production and powered by Neuron AI. The center combines real-world data, human demonstrations, and simulation to train robots for industrial tasks, with participation from over ten industries.
NEURA Robotics and TUM have launched a shared research and training center, the TUM RoboGym, which integrates real-world data, human demonstrations, and simulation for Physical AI development. The event marks the debut of the 4NE1 Gen 4 humanoid robot, which is 20% lighter than its predecessor and features advanced motion control and Neuron AI for embodied learning.
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ternational network of NEURA Gyms Munich, 22 October 2026 – NEURA Robotics and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) today opened the TUM RoboGym powered by NEURA at LabCampus near Munich Airport. Spanning more than 2,300 square meters, the new center brings together research, robot training and industrial application. It was built in partnership with TUM’s Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MI
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is designed for serial production, 20 percent lighter than its predecessor, features a slimmer design with a black textile outer skin, includes an advanced motion control system and runs on Neuron AI, NEURA’s foundation model for Physical AI Infrastructure for the future: Real-world robot data, human demonstrations and simulation form the foundation for machines that can learn. Munich marks the start of a planned in
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ternational network of NEURA Gyms Munich, 22 October 2026 – NEURA Robotics and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) today opened the TUM RoboGym powered by NEURA at LabCampus near Munich Airport. Spanning more than 2,300 square meters, the new center brings together research, robot training and industrial application. It was built in partnership with TUM’s Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MI
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is designed for serial production, 20 percent lighter than its predecessor, features a slimmer design with a black textile outer skin, includes an advanced motion control system and runs on Neuron AI, NEURA’s foundation model for Physical AI Infrastructure for the future: Real-world robot data, human demonstrations and simulation form the foundation for machines that can learn. Munich marks the start of a planned in
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ing needs and assess the suitability of different robot systems before expanding use in their own operations. Various form factors are available for this: humanoid robots , mobile assistance robots such as MiPA , and cognitive robot arms . What matters is the capability a given task requires. To support this, the Center provides a shared development environment for academia, established companies, and startups. “The
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ng at the NVIDIA GTC conference in Berlin and is already in operation at the NEURA Gyms. At these training facilities, companies can train tasks with the new robot generation, making them among the first to work with 4NE1 Gen 4. Research and industry develop together The TUM RoboGym gives researchers, students and companies access to a shared research and training infrastructure. Scientific findings can be tested her
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is trained on real-world robot data from the NEURA Gyms, human demonstrations and simulation. Through the Neuraverse, skills learned by one robot become available to other connected robots as well. As a result, 4NE1 Gen 4 benefits from everything learned across the growing network of NEURA Gyms. 4NE1 Gen 4 is being prepared for series production. Alongside the opening of the TUM RoboGym in Munich, it is also appeari
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