Robot company NEURA Robotics completes $1.4 billion Series C funding, led by Tether

According to official news, Tether Investments announced that it will lead NEURA Robotics' Series C financing round of approximately $1.4 billion, making this round one of the largest private financings in robotics and physical AI history, with participation from multiple industrial and financial investors, as well as co-investment from some industrial giant partners.

NEURA Robotics focuses on multi-modal cognitive robots, including humanoid robots, industrial robotic arms, and mobile robots, and is building a unified software platform called Neuraverse, which connects robots, components, AI models, and computing power. In addition to funding, Tether will also embed its self-developed Wallet Development Kit (WDK) into NEURA robots, providing them with self-custody wallet functionality, and will test and deploy its QVAC edge AI runtime in Neuraverse to achieve local inference and automatic settlement, promoting the infrastructure of the "machine economy."

Previously, in March, the robotics company NeuraRobotics received approximately €1 billion in financing led by Tether, with a valuation of €4 billion.