4NE1
Designed to Move Like Us.
Built to Work With Us.
Meet 4NE1, Europe’s leading humanoid robot. Developed by Neura Robotics, 4NE1 is engineered to move with human-like fluidity, perceive its surroundings with precision, and collaborate seamlessly with people. From complex industrial workflows to everyday assistance, 4NE1 brings safe, intelligent automation to the real world – wherever humans are.
Awareness in Every Dimension
Behind every gesture and every movement, is a carefully engineered system designed to sense, adapt, and interact with purpose.
360° Perception
Sensor Skin
Multimodal AI
Reinforcement Learning
Technology Evolved from the First Cognitive Robot
As the creators of the first cognitive robot, we laid the groundwork for a new class of machines that perceive, learn, and interact in real time — making machines that sense the world like we do.
The Next Generation of
Industrial Work
4NE1 navigates unstructured industrial environments, understands complex tasks, and responds to changing conditions in real time. With full-body sensing, adaptive control, and safe human interaction, it brings new levels of flexibility to logistics, manufacturing, and beyond.
Payload (kg)
10-100
Language model
Computer Vision
Reinforcement Learning
speed (km/h)
5
Height (cm)
180
Weight (kg)
80
Remote Operation and Exchangable forearms
Ready to Lend a Hand at Home
4NE1 is built to assist with everyday tasks, making life more convenient, comfortable, and connected. From carrying objects and helping with routines to responding naturally to voice commands, 4NE1 blends into daily life, offering support exactly when and where it is needed so you have more time for life’s major moments
Different Models. Same Core.
4NE1 comes in dedicated models for different environments, with versions on wheels for industrial floors or with a 7th axis for extended reach. This way, performance matches the specific demands of every task and workflow.
Meet Your Next Teammate
Join a select group at the forefront of human-robot collaboration and be among the first to deploy cognitive robotics in real-world environments.
