Neura Robotics's new humanoid robot can lift 220 pounds

TechFirst with John Koetsier

Neura Robotics officially launched shed 4NE-1 this week. It's the leading European humanoid robot and it's the most powerful humanoid robot in existence right, as far as I'm aware, able to life 100kg or 220 pounds.

Neura also released a plan to build 5 million robots by 2030, a new home service robot named MiPA, a new 'Omnisensor' technology platform for integrating input from multiple types of sensors, and an app store for robot skills that anyone can contribute to ... and profit from.

In this TechFirst, we chat with David Reger, CEO of Neura Robotics, the leading European humanoid robotics company.

We touch on advanced sensors, AI integration, and Neura Robotics' platform that enables extensive customization and scalability. We also chat about significant partnerships with companies like NVIDIA, SAP, and Deutsche Telekom.

00:00 Introduction to Humanoid Robotics

00:22 Interview with Neura Robotics CEO

00:39 Launch of '4NE-1' Humanoid Robot

02:26 Technical Specifications and Capabilities

04:39 Advanced Sensor Technology

09:24 Artificial Skin and Touch Sensory

14:05 AI Integration in Robotics

15:53 Challenges in Embodied AI

17:11 Robot Gyms and Training

19:10 Partnerships and Collaborations

20:56 The App Store for Robot Skills

22:18 AI-Assisted Development Platform

29:15 Introducing Mepa: The Home Robot

31:41 Future Prospects and Closing Remarks