Tether will participate as the lead investor in multimodal cognitive robotics company NEURA Robotics’ Series C funding round, which may reach up to $1.4 billion and is described as one of the largest private investments in humanoid robotics. According to Foresight News, the plan was disclosed in an announcement on the company’s official website.
Beyond the capital investment, Tether said it will provide and deploy its core technology within NEURA Robotics’ ecosystem. NEURA develops systems including humanoid robots, precision robotic arms, automated guided and autonomous mobile robots (AGVs/AMRs), and service robots intended to operate in environments where humans and machines collaborate.
NEURA’s robotics platform is expected to integrate a wallet development kit (WDK) to embed self-custody wallet functions directly into robot systems. Tether said the open-source WDK integration is intended to support machines in conducting economic actions within predefined parameters, including transacting with other systems or completing tasks without centralized bottlenecks.
Tether added that embedding self-custody wallet functionality into NEURA’s platform would allow machines to receive compensation after completing tasks and execute transactions within predefined operating parameters.
AI TRENDS | Tether Leads NEURA Robotics’ Series C Funding Round of Up to $1.4 Billion
2026-06-10 15:24:01
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