NEURA Robotics, E.ON and enviaM partner to develop Physical AI for energy infrastructure inspections and monitoring using Neuraverse
NEURA Robotics, E.ON and enviaM-Gruppe launch partnership to bring Physical AI to critical energy infrastructure
NEURA Robotics, E.ON and enviaM Group launched a partnership to build Physical AI applications for critical energy infrastructure. The collaboration will use the Neuraverse platform and TUM RoboGym to train robots on tasks like asset inspection and hazardous environment support before testing with pilot partner MITNETZ STROM in 2027.
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78,000 employees strive every day to make new energy work. More information at www.eon.com. About NEURA Robotics NEURA was founded on the conviction that the next great technological revolution will not take place on screens, but in the physical world. As aging societies, labor shortages and the growing demand for skilled work reshape economies worldwide, Physical AI is becoming indispensable to safeguarding product
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n for a future in which intelligent machines help to solve some of humanity’s greatest challenges. NEURA Robotics builds Physical AI from Europe, together for the world. About the enviaM Group The enviaM Group is one of the leading regional infrastructure and energy service providers in eastern Germany. The group supplies approximately 1.1 million customers with electricity, gas, heat and energy services. The group,
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opened at LabCampus at Munich Airport in October 2026. Covering more than 2,300 square metres, the centre brings together research, robot training and industrial applications. Companies from more than ten industries are already training robots to perform specific workflows there; E.ON now brings the energy sector into the mix. The initial focus will be on selected tasks such as inspections, monitoring critical asset
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robot data and simulations, and made available for subsequent deployment From training to the grid: Pilot partner MITNETZ STROM, the enviaM Group’s grid subsidiary and one of the largest regional distribution system operators in eastern Germany, expects to gain initial practical experience during 2027 Metzingen, 05 November 2026: NEURA Robotics, E.ON and enviaM are partnering to develop Physical AI for critical ener
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robot data and simulations, and made available for subsequent deployment From training to the grid: Pilot partner MITNETZ STROM, the enviaM Group’s grid subsidiary and one of the largest regional distribution system operators in eastern Germany, expects to gain initial practical experience during 2027 Metzingen, 05 November 2026: NEURA Robotics, E.ON and enviaM are partnering to develop Physical AI for critical ener
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opened at LabCampus at Munich Airport in October 2026. Covering more than 2,300 square metres, the centre brings together research, robot training and industrial applications. Companies from more than ten industries are already training robots to perform specific workflows there; E.ON now brings the energy sector into the mix. The initial focus will be on selected tasks such as inspections, monitoring critical asset
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umanoid robots such as NEURA’s 4NE1 will be able to navigate these environments without requiring modifications to the facilities. This will allow them to access areas previously out of reach for conventional machines. Neuraverse, NEURA’s open Physical AI platform, provides the central link between training and subsequent deployment. It connects robots, AI models, developers and industry partners, enabling trained sk
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78,000 employees strive every day to make new energy work. More information at www.eon.com. About NEURA Robotics NEURA was founded on the conviction that the next great technological revolution will not take place on screens, but in the physical world. As aging societies, labor shortages and the growing demand for skilled work reshape economies worldwide, Physical AI is becoming indispensable to safeguarding product
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n for a future in which intelligent machines help to solve some of humanity’s greatest challenges. NEURA Robotics builds Physical AI from Europe, together for the world. About the enviaM Group The enviaM Group is one of the leading regional infrastructure and energy service providers in eastern Germany. The group supplies approximately 1.1 million customers with electricity, gas, heat and energy services. The group,
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opened at LabCampus at Munich Airport in October 2026. Covering more than 2,300 square metres, the centre brings together research, robot training and industrial applications. Companies from more than ten industries are already training robots to perform specific workflows there; E.ON now brings the energy sector into the mix. The initial focus will be on selected tasks such as inspections, monitoring critical asset
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robot data and simulations, and made available for subsequent deployment From training to the grid: Pilot partner MITNETZ STROM, the enviaM Group’s grid subsidiary and one of the largest regional distribution system operators in eastern Germany, expects to gain initial practical experience during 2027 Metzingen, 05 November 2026: NEURA Robotics, E.ON and enviaM are partnering to develop Physical AI for critical ener
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