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Neura opens Munich facility to train up to 100 humanoid robots

Neura has opened a Munich facility where as many as 100 humanoid robots practice handling car parts, stacking boxes and controlling pressure on fragile objects, Softonic reports. The facility generates physical training data for robots intended to work in warehouses and factories. Robots repeat tasks with remote human guidance, building experience that cannot simply be collected from the internet. Neura already has a facility in Hangzhou and says it wants five sites worldwide by the end of next year. The Munich operation trains robots for industrial work; the reported opening does not establish their readiness for deployment.
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