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MAiRA

MAiRA

NEURA Robotics

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MAiRA is the world's first commercially available cognitive robot. It perceives, learns, and adapts like a human, with advanced machine vision, spatial audio processing, and self-optimizing workflows. Available in three sizes (S, M, L) with payloads from 9-18 kg and reaches from 1100-1600 mm. Features 7 degrees of freedom, IP65 rating, touchless human detection, gesture control, 3D voice recognition, and 6-DOF force-torque sensing. Made in Germany with all components developed in-house.

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  • World's first commercially available cognitive robot
  • 7 degrees of freedom
  • IP65 classification
  • Touchless safe human detection with 3 m radius
  • 3D object detection with millimeter precision
  • Gesture control reduces training time by up to 80%
  • 3D voice recognition with 360° microphone array
  • Multilingual understanding with over 95% accuracy
  • 6-DOF force-torque sensor for delicate manipulation
  • Self-optimization through reinforcement learning

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Evidence-graded claims from the NEURA Robotics deep report

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  • NEURA Robotics has raised a record Series C of up to $1.4 billion

    The Series C headline is confirmed by the official press release and corroborated by multiple independent news outlets, though CNBC notes the full amount is milestone-contingent [5][6][9].

    from NEURA Robotics deep report →
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  • NEURA Robotics has an order book exceeding $1 billion

    The $1 billion order book figure is cited by Manufacturing Dive but sourced solely from a company statement, with no independent verification of actual signed contracts or revenue [9].

    from NEURA Robotics deep report →
  • Tether Wallet Development Kit integration enables NEURA robots to hold digital wallets and conduct autonomous payments

    This capability is reported by a news source in the context of the Tether investment, but it is a novel claim with no independent technical verification or real-world deployment evidence [8][11].

    from NEURA Robotics deep report →

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