Compare 3 humanoids
NEURA Robotics 4NE1, NEURA Robotics 4NE1 Mini, NEURA Robotics MiPA compared on the things that decide a purchase: price, capability, what actually ships, and estimated costs to your destination.
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NEURA Robotics
4NE1
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NEURA Robotics
4NE1 Mini
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NEURA Robotics
MiPA
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| Specification |  NEURA Robotics 4NE1 |  NEURA Robotics 4NE1 Mini |  NEURA Robotics MiPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priced configuration | See seller configuration | See seller configuration | See seller configuration |
| Listed price | €98,000 | Not on sale yet | €9,999 |
| Class | Dev / demo | Frontier | Dev / demo |
| Who can buy | Consumer | Not for sale | Consumer |
| Status | Preorder | Announced, not purchasable | Preorder |
| Capability rating | 5/5 | 3/5 | 3/5 |
| Maturity rating | 3/5 | 1/5 | 3/5 |
| Origin | European Union | European Union | European Union |
| Size class | Full-size | Mid-size | Wheeled base |
| Height | 180 cm / 5 ft 11 in | 132 cm / 4 ft 4 in | Not published |
| Footprint (W x D) | 49 x 30 cm | Not published | Not published |
| Weight | 80 kg | 36 kg | Not published |
| Degrees of freedom | 55 | 25 | Not published |
| Battery (listed) | 360 min | 150 min | Not published |
| Payload (listed) | 20 kg | 3 kg | 3 kg |
| Hands | Dexterous hands included | Hands sold separately | Grippers, not dexterous hands |
| Out of the box | Claimed: multi-language voice interaction, navigation, and pick-and-place via NVIDIA Isaac GR00T plus Neura's Neuraverse platform, with teleoperation and a digital twin. All manufacturer claims; no independent out-of-box reviews exist yet. | Nothing has been delivered, so there is no owner report. NEURA lists natural-language voice interaction in several languages, computer vision and reinforcement learning, and positions the Standard for education, basic voice interaction and entertainment. Its public appearances so far are NEURA's own demos: CES 2026 in Las Vegas and the VfB Stuttgart kickoff on 15 March 2026. | Not released yet: NEURA's FAQ points to a late 2026 release and says that at launch MiPA will include the basic functions listed on its website. Those are autonomous navigation, touchless human detection, multi-language voice commands, hand gestures and touch, and transporting items from room to room. Higher-value chores like vacuuming, unloading the dishwasher, tidying or health monitoring are described by NEURA as Neuraverse skills that partners can develop, so what any given unit can actually do depends on which skills are published and installed, not just on the hardware. |
| Development access | Python, ROS 2, and C++ SDK; Neuraverse OS with a developer marketplace and fleet skill-sharing, plus NVIDIA Isaac GR00T as the reasoning layer. | Python SDK, ROS 2 interface and NEURA Sync on both editions; C++ SDK, digital-twin access, teleoperation and NEURA Gym training on the Pro (NEURA's January datasheet lists the C++ SDK for the Mini in general). Skills are meant to come through NEURA's Neuraverse platform, which opened to early-access partners in January 2026. | None to use it as a voice-and-gesture home assistant. To make it genuinely useful for a specific chore you will likely rely on Neuraverse: MiPA is an open platform giving developers and integrators real-time data and APIs to build custom skills, which are then shared or sold in the ecosystem. Building your own skill needs real robotics and software engineering; most buyers will instead depend on the skills NEURA and third parties publish over time. |
| Best for | European buyers who want a home-grown, well-funded, warranty-backed humanoid and can wait for delivery. | European schools, labs and showrooms that want a mid-size humanoid with voice interaction from a German maker at under EUR 30,000, and can wait for an open order book and a real delivery date. | European early adopters and care or home-service settings that want a safe, human-aware mobile helper for fetching, carrying and voice interaction, and are comfortable that the headline chores arrive later as downloadable skills. |
| Listing checked | 2026-10: sources for NEURA Robotics 4NE1 | 2026-10: sources for NEURA Robotics 4NE1 Mini | 2026-10: sources for NEURA Robotics MiPA |
Listed prices may cover different configurations and tax terms. Use the delivered estimates above for your destination. Battery and payload figures are manufacturer specifications, not results from a shared test.
4NE1
In the box
- 4NE1 robot (design by Studio F.A. Porsche)
- Integrated high-dexterity hands (12 DoF per NEURA's datasheet)
- 7-camera 360-degree perception suite
- Artificial-skin collision-sensing covers
- A high-capacity battery and a dedicated charging station (NEURA's 2025 launch release described a dual-battery system for 24/7 operation)
Not included
- A proven track record (no customer units in the field yet)
- A US service network
- Autonomy guarantees (GR00T-based skills are largely demo-stage)
- Human-detection safety sensors (optional at additional cost, per the Gen 3.5 datasheet)
- Specialized or third-party end effectors
4NE1 Mini
In the box
- 4NE1 Mini humanoid (132 cm, 36 kg, 25 degrees of freedom in the body)
- Pro edition: dexterous hands with up to 12 DoF
- Voice interaction in several languages, computer vision and NEURA's Neuraverse connection
- Python SDK and ROS 2 interface on both editions; C++ SDK, digital twin and teleoperation on the Pro
Not included
- Hands on the Standard edition ('Manipulation: Not included')
- Human-detection safety sensors: 'optional and available at an additional cost'
- Stairs: 'under development'
- A published battery, charger, computer or sensor list
- A delivery date: 'expected in 2026', after an April 2026 target slipped
- Taxes and shipping
MiPA
In the box
- The MiPA robot on its wheeled mobile base
- Two fine-motor arms (NEURA's current pages do not say which end effector is included)
- Onboard sensor suite: force-torque, LiDAR, cameras, ultrasonic (touchless human detection)
- Touch display, microphone, speakers, LEDs and projector for interaction
- NEURON operating system with voice, gesture and touch control
- Neuraverse account and access to the open developer APIs and skill store
- Pre-configured core functionality usable after a short setup and calibration
Not included
- A firm delivery date (NEURA's FAQ points to a late 2026 release; you are reserving, not receiving)
- Five-finger humanoid hands (MiPA has two arms, and NEURA does not state which end effector ships on them)
- Modular attachments beyond the base robot: NEURA lists backpack, shelf, table, hook, clip and tool change without saying which are included in the EUR 9,999 price
- Fully autonomous chores out of the box (many household skills are apps that developers still have to build and publish in Neuraverse)
- Any US pricing, timeline, or certified support path
What the evidence tells you
- Highest capability rating
- 4NE1: 5/5.
- Highest maturity rating
- 4NE1 and MiPA share 3/5 (tied).
- Lowest listed weight
- 2 of 3 values are available. A leader cannot be established.
Capability and maturity are editorial ratings based on specifications and sales availability. They do not measure reliability, autonomy, or performance on your task. Each datasheet shows the scoring factors.