PANews reported on June 10 that Tether Investments led a Series C funding round of up to approximately $1.4 billion for NEURA Robotics. This round is one of the largest private funding rounds in robotics and physical AI in history, with participation from multiple industry and financial investors, including some industry giants. NEURA Robotics focuses on multi-form cognitive robots, including humanoid robots, industrial robotic arms, and mobile robots, and is building a unified software platform, Neuraverse, connecting robots, components, AI models, and computing power. In addition to its investment, Tether will embed its self-developed Wallet Development Kit (WDK) into NEURA robots, providing them with self-custodial wallet functionality, and will test and deploy its QVAC edge AI runtime within Neuraverse to achieve local inference and automated settlement, thus promoting the implementation of "machine economy" infrastructure.
In March, it was reported that robotics company Neura Robotics had secured approximately €1 billion in funding led by Tether, valuing the company at €4 billion .



