I belong to the 4NE1 ("For Anyone") family, part of the lineage NEURA Robotics has been building since the company's founding in 2019. Like every member of my family, I'm a cognitive robot — built to support people.

My size makes me flexible. I'm well suited for research environments. But I'm just as comfortable out in the world doing smaller, everyday jobs — welcoming guests at a reception desk, for instance. I've even had my moment on the big stage: bringing the match ball onto the pitch at a Bundesliga game.

I don't work alone, either. For the bigger picture — where Physical AI is headed and what it means for NEURA's ambitions — I've got backup: Arne Nordmann, VP of Technology at NEURA, who can speak to that side of the story. Especially now, with NEURA having just closed a Series C round of up to $1.4 billion, there's a lot more to tell.

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