4NE-1 Mini
NEURA Robotics' 4NE-1 Mini is a compact version of the full-size 4NE-1 humanoid, standing 132 cm tall with 25 degrees of freedom. The Mini shares the same cognitive AI platform as its larger sibling, running on NVIDIA's Isaac GR00T with access to the Neuraverse ecosystem for third-party skill develo...
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Specifications
| Height | 132 cm |
| Degrees of Freedom | 25 |
| Battery Life | ~2.5 hours |
| Gait Type | Bipedal |
| Sensors | Omnidirectional 3D vision, force-torque, artificial skin |
| Motor Type | Electric servo |
| AI Integration | NVIDIA Isaac GR00T (shared cognitive platform with 4NE-1) |
| Connectivity | WiFi, Neuraverse cloud |
| Software / OS | Neuraverse OS |
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About 4NE-1 Mini
NEURA Robotics' 4NE-1 Mini is a compact version of the full-size 4NE-1 humanoid, standing 132 cm tall with 25 degrees of freedom. The Mini shares the same cognitive AI platform as its larger sibling, running on NVIDIA's Isaac GR00T with access to the Neuraverse ecosystem for third-party skill development. It retains the key sensor innovations including artificial skin for pre-contact detection and omnidirectional 3D vision. Battery life is approximately 2.5 hours. Priced at EUR 19,999, the 4NE-1 Mini targets consumer and small business applications where the full-size 4NE-1's 180 cm frame would be impractical. NEURA positions the Mini as the entry point to its cognitive humanoid platform, offering the same intelligence in a more accessible form factor.
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4NE-1 cognitive humanoid. Volvo backing. European humanoid robotics leader.
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