Neura Robotics develops humanoid robots with highly complex skills. The company's founder sees Germany as a potential leader in AI technology and is not even worried about China as a competitor.
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00:00A robot with a refined touch, a helper around the house and in the workshop.
00:07This is just an animation, but Neuras latest robot, equipped with artificial intelligence,
00:13is supposed to be useful all around.
00:16Developer David Reger sells his AI-powered machines around the globe, including to China.
00:25China is siphoning off our know-how either way.
00:29And it happens in other countries, too.
00:32I'd say we just have to move faster in Germany, develop technologies that allow us to keep
00:39staying in a group of leaders.
00:42After all, that is what has made Germany, developing technologies for the entire world.
00:53It's the combination of proprietary AI software, design and many, many sensors that make these
01:00robots work so well.
01:02The machine can balance this ball, coming real close to human skills.
01:08And they're even learning to make a breakfast sandwich.
01:12Household helpers have become a major market as skilled employees are getting more scarce.
01:22That's where we as German companies can be leading.
01:24We don't want to miss out on that market, we're currently in a top position.
01:30So take this mouse, the machine follows voice and other commands.
01:35It makes programming easier.
01:37Really, the robot doesn't care what exactly he's handling, he just does it.
01:43Like now, he even feels when he's put it down.
01:49The company has 260 employees from 35 countries.
01:54Among them is a software developer from India.
01:57Yeah, like in India, currently, as far as I know, we have the very least number of companies
02:06who are manufacturing robots.
02:08So for NeurA, this is also the best place or the best opportunity.
02:12We can also set up something in India such that we can either sell robots or we can maybe
02:18manufacture a robot over there and sell over there.
02:22So from a business opportunity perspective, India is currently a big market.
02:28By 2030, the company wants to build 5 million robots.
02:33This year, they're expecting revenues of 50 million euros.
02:36David Reger says that robotics might one day surpass the auto industry as Germany's leading
02:42business sector.