Neura Robotics presented a new generation of robots and its Neuraverse software platform at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, positioning the system as a shared operating layer for connected robotic systems. The company exhibited an updated version of its humanoid robot, 4NE1, developed with Studio F.A. Porsche, alongside a smaller variant called 4NE1 Mini and a newly introduced quadruped robot.
Key takeaways
- Neuraverse platform enables robots to share learned skills and operational data across devices and environments, addressing the isolation of most current robots.
- The quadruped robot is designed for uneven or complex environments, supporting autonomous navigation, multi-sensor perception, and payloads up to 48.5 pounds, targeting industrial inspection and service tasks.
- The 4NE1 Mini humanoid targets research, education, and laboratory settings.
- All robots at the booth were powered by Neura Isaac GR00T XX and simulated using Neura Isaac Lab and Isaac Sim, highlighting software-defined motion and adaptability without hardware changes.
Neura said the Neuraverse platform has been opened to early-access partners, allowing developers to publish and distribute robotic applications and skills. The company's CES exhibit focused on demonstrations of robot connectivity, task learning, and software-defined motion, emphasizing how robotic systems could be updated and adapted without hardware changes.
Source: Robotics & Automation News (roboticsandautomationnews.com) · Published 2026-01-25 · “Neura Robotics showcases new humanoid, quadruped, and AI platform at CES 2026”