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NEURA and SECO plan European compute modules for cognitive robots

NEURA and SECO plan European compute modules for cognitive robots Image: Primary
NEURA Robotics and SECO said SECO will design, engineer and manufacture electronic compute modules for NEURA's cognitive robots, including the 4NE1 humanoid. The modules are to be developed and produced in Europe and use Qualcomm Dragonwing processors. The companies also plan to use data from production lines for Physical AI automation in semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, and said they will establish a NEURA Gym in Italy.
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