Tether among investors.
German company NEURA Robotics raised up to $1.4 billion in a Series C funding round. Investors include Tether, Nvidia, Amazon, and Qualcomm.
The funds will be used to develop a “physical AI” platform and mass-produce humanoid robots. By 2030, the startup plans to release several million machines. NEURA is developing the Neuraverse ecosystem, where robots exchange skills and learn in real-world conditions. Unlike specialized industrial machines, the company’s developments are designed to work alongside humans in domestic, medical, and logistics settings.
Tether plans to integrate decentralized payment solutions into the robots. Using the Wallet Development Kit tools will allow the machines to conduct financial transactions autonomously, without intermediaries.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino noted that infrastructure must evolve alongside robotics. According to him, autonomous machines need the ability to make decisions and conduct transactions independently.
According to a press release, NEURA’s order book exceeds $1 billion. The project will also open NEURA Gyms training centers to teach AI algorithms to interact with the physical world.
https://forklog.com/en/tether-invests-in-robot-developer-neura-robotics/
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