NEURA Robotics launches Gen 4 humanoid: Each arm makes its o
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NEURA Robotics has launched the Gen 4 humanoid robot, featuring a 'Smart Limbs' architecture where each arm processes sensory data locally for reflexive responses. The robot also incorporates Neuron AI, a Perception-Language-Action model that integrates tactile, force, and audio sensing, addressing limitations in current vision-centric approaches. The TUM RoboGym serves as a data collection infrastructure for training and deploying real-world robotic capabilities.
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“Neura Robotics and the Technical University of Munich have opened a €17 million robotics research and training center near Munich Airport, while unveiling the latest generation of Neura’s 4NE1 humanoid robot. The TUM RoboGym powered by Neura covers more than 2,300 square meters at LabCampus and combines robotics research, training and industrial applications. Built in partnership with TUM’s Munich Institute of Roboti”
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“cs and Machine Intelligence (MIRMI), the facility enables companies to bring real industrial tasks into a research environment where robots can learn and test new skills. Companies from more than ten industries are already involved, including automotive, pharmaceuticals, medical technology, packaging, logistics, agriculture and care. Tasks being trained include handling cardboard boxes, filling bottles and loading an”
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“vision, touch, force and sound to translate perception into movement. The humanoid is being prepared for series production and is already being used at Neura Gym facilities. The TUM RoboGym initiative is initially planned to run for three years. Neura and TUM are investing around €17 million, with approximately €11 million coming from Neura. Prof. Lorenzo Masia, executive director of TUM MIRMI and head of the TUM Rob”
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“该设施名为"Neura驱动的TUM RoboGym"，位于LabCampus园区，占地超过2300平方米，集机器人研究、培训与工业应用为一体。”
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“Neura Robotics与慕尼黑工大共建1700万欧元机器人训练中心”
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“" Neura发布4NE1第四代机器人 Neura还借此开幕之机，推出了其人形机器人的最新版本4NE1 Gen 4。”
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“at the opening of the TUM RoboGym at Munich Airport — a 2,300-square-meter (24,757 square feet) Physical AI training facility at LabCampus near Munich Airport, jointly developed with the Technical University of Munich (TUM) at a combined investment of approximately €17 million (about $19.1 million USD), with NEURA contributing roughly €11 million (approximately $12.3 million USD). Gen 4 Moves the Robot's Reflexes Int”
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“at the opening of the TUM RoboGym at Munich Airport — a 2,300-square-meter (24,757 square feet) Physical AI training facility at LabCampus near Munich Airport, jointly developed with the Technical University of Munich (TUM) at a combined investment of approximately €17 million (about $19.1 million USD), with NEURA contributing roughly €11 million (approximately $12.3 million USD). Gen 4 Moves the Robot's Reflexes Int”
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